Features List

• Monopolar Technology: The electrosurgical pencil uses monopolar technology, which involves the use of a single electrode on the pencil tip to transmit electrical current to the target tissue.
• Ergonomic Design: Designed for comfortable and precise handling, the pencil typically has an ergonomic grip and a lightweight construction for reduced hand fatigue during surgeries.
• Button or Footswitch Activation: Surgeons can activate the pencil using buttons on the device or a footswitch, allowing for convenient control during surgical procedures.
• Variable Power Settings: The pencil often features adjustable power settings, enabling surgeons to control the intensity of the electrical current for different tissue types and surgical tasks.
• Disposable and Reusable Variants: CrystoCare offers both disposable and reusable versions of the electrosurgical pencil to cater to specific surgical preferences and practices.
• Safety Mechanisms: Many models come with built-in safety mechanisms, such as audible and visual indicators, to alert the surgeon of activation and prevent inadvertent activation.
• Compatible with Electrosurgical Units: The pencil is compatible with electrosurgical generators or units commonly found in operating rooms.
• Insulated Shaft: The shaft of the pencil is insulated to prevent electrical current from traveling along the entire length, ensuring controlled energy delivery to the target tissue.
• Interchangeable Electrodes: Some models allow for the interchangeability of electrodes, including various shapes and sizes, to accommodate different surgical needs.
• Sterilization: Reusable models are designed for sterilization methods compatible with medical equipment standards, such as autoclaving.
• Single-Use Convenience: Disposable versions eliminate the need for sterilization, streamlining the surgical process and reducing the risk of cross-contamination.