Cauter Pen
A monopolar cautery pen or electrosurgical pen is a ceramic blade used to cut tissues in surgical procedures. The cautery pen is compatible with any type of skin and is non-flammable. This electrical device is highly durable if used at high wattage.
The plate couter device is used to cut organs or tissue by creating an electric current. This device sends an electric current to a special pen connected to the end of the wire through a wire connected to it. After turning on the cautery pen and adjusting the appropriate current, the treating surgeon uses it to cut tissue.
– Coutery Pen Specifications
The surgical cautery pen is designed to be simple and lightweight with a hexagonal shape to protect the surgeon from unwanted twisting. This pen has cutting and coagulation functions and has push-button, rocker and foot switch control modes. The functions and modes are distinguished by different colors.
The standard design is completed with an internal circuit board with excellent waterproof properties. The slim, lightweight, ergonomic tapered design, non-slip and water-resistant handle make the operator more comfortable when working. This provides the full functionality of the pen for simultaneous use with various types of stainless steel electrodes, non-stick coating electrodes and tungsten filaments. The cautery pen is equipped with a wide range of monopolar cutting and coagulation electrodes to meet all the needs of the surgeon.
–Applications of the cautery pen
The monopolar cautery pen is used to make cuts in body tissue or stop bleeding of the patient in the operating room of hospital and surgical centers. This practical device with no skin sensitivity, no skin irritation, no potential toxicity and no bacterial infection is used in bleeding to cause blood clotting or cut and split tissues by burning it.
These surgical supplies are made of high-quality materials and are very practical due to their important application. Before surgery on a hairless part of the patient’s body, a cautery plate is attached and used to remove the electrical current entering the body when using the cautery device and return it to the device.
If this electrical current is not removed from the patient’s body, it will cause burns and damage to the skin. The pen and cautery plate are disposable. The 2-pin connector wire is very useful in performing surgical procedures due to its light weight and non-corrosiveness. These products are made of high-quality materials and comply with high standards and are of very high quality.
What is electrocautery?
Electrocautery, also called thermal cautery, is a process in which direct or alternating current is passed through a resistant metal wire electrode and generates heat. The heated electrode is then applied to living tissue to achieve hemostasis or varying degrees of tissue destruction. Electrocautery can be used in minor surgical procedures in skin, eye, ear, nose and throat, plastic surgery, and urology.
Unique Features of the Cauter Pen
- Ergonomic Design: Special lightweight body design for ease of use by doctors, plus anti-slip texture to increase surgeons’ control
- Resistant to leakage: Technology used in automatic equipment of the product production line, with no penetration of any water or liquids into the body and buttons
- Minimal error: The electronic system inside the electrosurgical pen with superior technology in design, production and minimal error in tissue cutting or coagulation performance
- With steel blade: With the ability to use a 7 cm long Stainless Steel blade and its parts can be replaced in various operations
Instructions for using the electrosurgical pen
- This product should only be used by a doctor or trained personnel.
- First, connect the three plugs to the device and then remove the electrode protector.
- Test the buttons on the pen to ensure that they work properly.
- The yellow button is used for cutting and the blue button is used for coagulation.
- After completing the operation, turn off the device and throw the used pen in a special trash can.
Important points for using the electrosurgical pen
- When using the cautery pen, be careful not to place it next to the anesthesia machine, as this may cause a fire.
- Accidental contact of the cautery pen tip with healthy parts of the patient’s skin may cause burns.
- If a large amount of disinfectant solution is applied to the patient’s skin, wipe it off or wait for it to dry so that the skin does not get burned.
- If the patient’s skin is very sweaty, burns may occur in this area as a result of using the cautery pen.
- Avoid placing cotton or pads soaked in disinfectant solutions and alcohol near the cautery pen.
Features of the monopolar cautery pen
- Lightweight for better efficiency and ease for the surgeon
- Two control buttons on the pen for comfortable operation
- Made of high-quality materials in the medical industry grade
- Designed in a practical way for better use of the cautery pen
- Has a flexible and suitable length connection cable
- Disposable, disinfected and sterilized
- Compatible with any skin and non-flammable
- Non-slip system for more comfortable operation throughout the surgical life
- Available in high-quality brands such as Fujan, Dena, Pharmed, Pergas, Ersk, etc.

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