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Zimed offer varied range of Electro-surgical Units used during monopolar and bipolar surgeries to remove unwanted or harmful tissue. Our products are fabricated for its precise destruction of tissues and control of blood clots during surgery. Our products are ISO and CE approved and certified.
Output Power : 100 W
Operating frequency( monopolar ) : 330 kHz/430 kHz
Power Rating : 500 VA ± 10 %
Output Power : 150 W
Operating frequency( monopolar ) : 330 kHz/430 kHz
Power Rating : 500 VA ± 10 %
Output Power : 80 W
Operating frequency( monopolar ) : 330 kHz/430 kHz
Power Rating : 300 VA ± 10 %
Output Power : 300 W
Operating frequency( monopolar ) : Monopolar: 330 kHz / 430 kHz
Monopolar cut( load 500 ohm ) : Pure cut : 0 to 300 W
Output Power : 300 W
Operating frequency( monopolar ) : Monopolar: 330 kHz / 430 kHz
Monopolar cut( load 500 ohm ) : Pure cut : 0 to 300 W
Output Power : 300 W
Operating frequency( monopolar ) : Monopolar: 330 kHz / 430 kHz
Monopolar cut( load 500 ohm ) : Pure cut : 0 to 300 W
Monopolar cut Power(load 500 ohm) : Pure cut: 0 to 200 W
Blend 1: 0 to 200 W
Blend 2: 0 to 150 W
Monopolar Coagulation Power(load 500 ohm) : Spray: 0 to 120 W
Forced: 0 to 120 W
Soft: 0 to 120 W
Bipolar Power(load 100 ohm) : Standard: 0 to 100 W
Fine: 0 to 50 W
Frequency : 500 kHz across all modes for stable operation.
Pure Cut : 0 to 100 W/4000 ohms
Precise energy output for cutting.
Blend Cut : 0 to 70 W/4000 ohms
Ideal for mixed cutting and coagulation.
Frequently Asked Question
Electrosurgical units typically have the following modes: Cut Mode: Produces a continuous waveform for precise tissue cutting. Coagulation Mode: Uses an intermittent waveform to control bleeding without significant tissue destruction. Blend Mode: A combination of cutting and coagulation for controlled tissue removal with hemostasis.
Yes, but with caution. Electrosurgical units can cause electromagnetic interference (EMI) with pacemakers and implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs). Use bipolar electrosurgery when possible and consult a cardiologist before the procedure.
Reduced bleeding due to simultaneous cutting and coagulation. Faster surgical procedures. Minimized risk of infection due to cauterization. Greater precision and efficiency in tissue dissection.
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