HTC (high temperature cautery) F7244 model is a sterile bipolar battery operated disposable device used for the cauterization of tissues and capillary vessels. F7244 model is equipped with fine tip that permits the cauterization of very small vessels and is suitable to be used all the times a quick and precise cauterization is necessary. F7244 reaches a maximum working temperature of 1.200°C (2.200 °F).
A battery-powered device that produces and delivers a regulated electrical current used to heat the electrode tip or wire loop of a cutting instrument used during surgical intervention to burn or sear body tissue. It is used to stop bleeding (cauterization of blood vessels), to treat superficial skin lesions, e.g., the removal of warts, the removal of gastrointestinal polyps via an appropriate endoscope, or to occlude fallopian tubes during sterilization procedures. It will typically contain electronic circuits and have a built-in thermocoupler to help control the temperature at the electrode. This is not an electrosurgical diathermy system.
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