Argon Electrode Handle

A handle designed for gripping and positioning steel electrodes during ECT procedures. The handle facilitates proper electrode placement and application.

An electrosurgical pencil with handle control mechanism for precise surgical cutting and coagulation during medical procedures.

A reusable handle for high-frequency surgical knives operated by hand control. This component is used in conjunction with high-frequency electrosurgical units for manual control during surgical procedures.

A reusable handle for high-frequency surgical knives operated by foot control. This component allows surgeons to operate the electrosurgical unit hands-free during surgical procedures.

An ablation electrode with a plastic handle design and integrated smoke evacuation functionality, commonly used in ENT surgical procedures. The ergonomic design with smoke evacuation capability supports extended surgical use.

Reusable handle component for shaver instruments, designed to accommodate various shaver blade attachments for surgical use.

Ergonomic handle component for surgical dissector instruments. Designed for comfortable grip and precise control during extended surgical procedures.

Surgical instrument handle designed to hold and secure scalpel blades for precise cutting during surgical procedures.

Remote control handle for operating radiofrequency lesion generators. Allows clinicians to manage generator functions from a distance during procedures.

A precision surgical handpiece designed for minimally invasive energy-based surgical procedures. The handpiece is engineered to provide ergonomic control and reliable performance in surgical applications.

An electrode specifically designed for endoscopic procedures utilizing argon technology. It is used during endoscopic surgeries for argon-based tissue treatment.

A specialized electrosurgical device using ionized argon gas for non-contact tissue coagulation. Particularly useful for endoscopic procedures requiring hemostasis without direct electrode contact.