Electro Surgery Instruments

Electrosurgical instruments are specialized medical tools that use high-frequency electrical current to cut tissue, coagulate blood vessels, and control bleeding during surgery

Monopolar Instruments: Current travels from an active electrode through the patient's body to a separate return grounding pad. Used for general cutting and broad coagulation

Bipolar Instruments: Current stays local, passing only between two tips of the same tool (like forceps) at the surgical site. No return pad is required

Electrosurgical Pencils / Handpieces: Handheld devices with buttons or switches to control cutting and coagulation modes.

Electrodes: Interchangeable tips shaped like needles, blades, balls, or loops to achieve different tissue effects.Forceps: Insulated or non-stick tools used to grasp tissue and seal small vessels via bipolar or monopolar energy.

Suction Coagulators: Tubes that remove fluids while simultaneously delivering coagulation current to a bleeding site.

Cables and Generators: The power source and connecting wires that supply safe, regulated radiofrequency energy to the handpieces