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Our ultrasonic scalpels (9cm to 45cm working lengths) deliver precision soft tissue dissection for minimally invasive and open surgeries. Operating at 55.5±10kHz, these disposable blades feature anti-stick coatings and serrated gaskets for superior tissue grasp, simultaneous cutting, rapid hemostasis, and reliable sealing of vessels up to 5mm, with ultra-low thermal damage. Designed for versatility, they adapt to general, urological, gastrointestinal, gynecological, and pediatric procedures, combining ergonomic functionality with sterile, ready-to-use convenience to support precise, safe surgical outcomes.
Ideal for various surgical fields including General Surgery, Urology, Gastrointestinal, Gynecology, and Pediatrics.
| Smart | 1. Intelligent feedback, output optimal energy based on tissue types. 2. Comprehensive self-examination for operational safety. 3. Virtual inductance matching technology for software compensation and stability. |
| Accurate | Optimized feedback system ensures minimal lateral thermal damage, achieving precise cutting and hemostasis. |
| Efficient | Simultaneous cutting and hemostasis. Special material design for better tissue grasp and multi-purpose dissection. |
| Security | Safely seals vessels up to 5mm in diameter. No electrical current passes through the patient's body. |
The ENG300 is a cutting-edge control unit integrating intelligent tissue-adaptive technology. It ensures optimal energy output tailored to diverse tissue types, from delicate mucosa to fibrous fascia.
High-performance transducers convert electrical energy into focused mechanical vibrations. Optimized feedback minimizes thermal damage while enhancing tissue grasp capabilities.
Available in lengths from 9cm to 45cm to support both endoscopic and open surgical procedures.
As a high-tech healthcare innovator, we provide intelligent solutions for clinical care, rehabilitation, and IVD fields. Our expertise spans surgical procedures, AI-powered robotics, and comprehensive medical supply chain services.
