McKesson Blade Electrode Argent™ Coated Stainless Steel Blade Tip Disposable Sterile

Blade Electrode Argent™ Coated Stainless Steel Blade Tip Disposable Sterile

This blade electrode is a sterile, disposable electrosurgical electrode with an Argent coated stainless steel blade tip. It fits buyers looking for a single-patient-use option that helps resist eschar build up and wipes clean more easily during procedures. The electrode measures 2.5 inch and is not made with natural rubber latex.

Good Fit For

• Single-patient-use electrosurgical setups
• Facilities seeking latex-free procedural supplies
• Buyers standardizing on blade tip electrodes

Key Features

• Argent coated stainless steel blade tip helps resist eschar build up during use
• Coated surface can be wiped clean more easily than standard electrodes that accumulate discarded blood and tissue
• Sterile, disposable format supports single-patient use workflows
• 2.5 inch length offers a defined blade electrode size for selection
• Not made with natural rubber latex for facilities managing latex-related concerns
• Box packaging supports stocked procedural supply needs

Applications and Usage

• Selecting a sterile disposable blade electrode for procedural use
• Stocking electrosurgical electrodes that resist eschar build up
• Choosing a 2.5 inch blade tip option for routine supply replenishment

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 2.5 Inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This electrode is intended for single-patient use.
• The tip style is blade, so buyers should confirm blade tip preference before ordering.
• Size is 2.5 inch, which may matter when matching current procedural setups.

FAQ

• Is this electrode sterile? Yes. This blade electrode is sterile.
• Is this electrode disposable or reusable? This blade electrode is disposable and intended for single-patient use.
• What tip style does this electrode have? This electrode has a blade tip.
• How long is this blade electrode? The electrode length is 2.5 inch.
• Does the coating help with buildup? Yes. The PTFE coating is described as helping resist eschar build up, and the electrode can be wiped clean more easily.

From Argent by McKesson.