McKesson Surgical Cautery Argent™ Ophthalmic Fine Tip Low Temperature, Fixed 1300°F, 1/EA

Surgical Cautery Argent™ Ophthalmic Fine Tip Low Temperature, Fixed 1300°F, 1/EA

This surgical cautery is a low temperature, battery-operated ophthalmic fine tip unit for pinpoint hemostasis. It fits ophthalmic procedures where clinicians need a cordless, lightweight, and maneuverable disposable cautery. This single-use cautery has a fixed 1300°F setting and comes sterile.

Good Fit For

• Ophthalmic procedures requiring pinpoint hemostasis
• Setups where a cordless cautery is preferred
• Single-use procedural workflows

Key Features

• Ophthalmic fine tip supports pinpoint hemostasis in ophthalmic procedures
• Fixed low temperature setting at 1300°F for consistent use
• Battery-operated design is cordless for easier maneuverability
• Lightweight construction helps support controlled handling
• Sterile, single-use format supports disposable workflow
• Not made with natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Pinpoint hemostasis during ophthalmic procedures
• Procedure rooms that need a lightweight, maneuverable cautery
• Disposable sterile cautery use when reprocessing is not desired

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This cautery has a fixed temperature setting rather than an adjustable range.
• The fine tip is intended for ophthalmic use.
• This is a single-use disposable device.

FAQ

• Is this cautery intended for ophthalmic use? Yes. This surgical cautery has an ophthalmic fine tip and is for ophthalmic procedures requiring pinpoint hemostasis.
• What temperature does this cautery use? This cautery uses a fixed low temperature setting of 1300°F.
• Is the cautery cordless? Yes. The battery-operated design is cordless, which can help with maneuverability during procedures.
• Is this product sterile and single use? Yes. The cautery comes sterile and is intended for single use as a disposable device.
• Does this cautery contain natural rubber latex? No. It is not made with natural rubber latex.

From Argent by McKesson.