Electrosurgical unit

Electrosurgical Unit for Sale

We supply a full range of Electrosurgical Units (ESUs), including:

•Monopolar and Bipolar systems

•High-frequency Electrotomes

•Standard models for general surgery

•Advanced models with vessel sealing, argon plasma coagulation, and smoke evacuation

An Electrosurgical Unit (ESU) is a medical device that uses high-frequency electrical current to cut tissue, coagulate bleeding, or ablate abnormal growths during surgical procedures.

Common in open, laparoscopic, and endoscopic surgeries, it reduces bleeding and speeds up operative time.

Electrosurgical units work by delivering radiofrequency (RF) current through a surgical electrode to the tissue.

-Modes of Operation:

Cutting (Pure/Blend): Continuous high-frequency current that vaporizes cells and cuts tissue cleanly.

Coagulation: Intermittent or modulated current to clot blood vessels.

Bipolar Mode: Energy flows between two prongs of a forceps, ideal for delicate procedures.

Monopolar Mode: Energy flows from the active electrode to a grounding pad on the patient.

-Key Components:

Main unit with power control and waveform settings

Active electrodes (pencils, blades, loops, etc.)

Neutral/return electrode (in monopolar)

Foot switch or hand control

Optional accessories: smoke evacuators, argon gas, vessel sealing tools

•Open procedures, abdominal operations:Monopolar/bipolar ESUs with blend mode
•Minimal access cutting/coagulation:Advanced ESUs with fine control
•Polyp removal, wart ablation, skin incisions:Compact bipolar models
•D&C, hysteroscopy, LEEP, colposcopy:Bipolar or LEEP-specialized units
•Fine vessel coagulation:Precise bipolar units with low thermal spread
•Minor surgeries:Compact and durable basic models

1. Valleylab / Medtronic(USA)
Ligasure™ vessel sealing, advanced energy control

2.Erbe(Germany)
Trusted in academic and specialty centers

3. Olympus Gyrus(Japan)
High-quality bipolar and laparoscopic units

4. ConMed (USA)
Full ESU line with smoke evacuation integration

5.Bovie/Apyx(USA)
Compact models for clinics, dermatology