Return Policy : Returnable upto 7 Days. Know More
Warranty: No warranty.
 
NOTE : Vessel sealer cutter lifespan can vary significantly based on surgical technique and operating conditions. In general, they may be usable for 1 to 8 cases, depending on the intensity and duration of use. Because the device operates with high bipolar energy, it is more susceptible to damage if the jaws are pressed too firmly or held activated for extended periods. 
To maximize performance, avoid applying excessive pressure on the jaws during activation. Activate the bipolar current in short, controlled bursts rather than holding it continuously for long durations. Allow the tissue to seal fully before cutting, and avoid sealing overly thick bundles in a single attempt. Clean the jaws gently between cases to prevent carbon buildup, which can affect conductivity and lifespan.
Separate inserts are available for purchase if damaged.
 
Brand : ESC Medicams
Application : Laparoscopy
Material : Stainless Steel
Diameter : 5 mm.
Length : 320 mm.
Rotatable Handle Design
Color : Black
Country of Origin : India
 
The Laparoscopic Bipolar Vessel Sealer Cutter Forceps are specialized instruments used in laparoscopic surgery for sealing and cutting blood vessels and tissue during procedures
 
Bipolar Technology: These forceps utilize bipolar energy technology, which involves the use of two electrodes at the tip of the instrument. When activated, electrical energy passes between these electrodes, causing localized heating of the tissue clamped between them.
Sealing and Cutting: The primary function of bipolar vessel sealer cutter forceps is to seal blood vessels and tissue using controlled heat. Once the vessel or tissue is adequately sealed, the forceps can be used to cut it, providing hemostasis and tissue division in a single step.
Precise Control: Bipolar vessel sealer cutter forceps offer precise control over the sealing and cutting process, allowing surgeons to seal vessels of varying sizes and tissue types with accuracy. This helps minimize bleeding and tissue damage during surgery.