Bovie Aaron Low-Temp Elongated Fine Tip Ophthalmic Cautery, Box of 10

Bovie Aaron Low-Temperature Elongated Fine Tip Ophthalmic Cautery

• Box of 10

Elevate your ophthalmic procedures with the Bovie Aaron Low-Temperature Elongated Fine Tip Ophthalmic Cautery, designed for precision and reliability. Each box contains ten individually packaged sterile cauteries, ensuring optimal hygiene and convenience for surgical teams.
Engineered specifically for ophthalmology, this cautery offers the innovative Bovie Aaron RAM design, known for its four-year shelf-life and exceptional performance. The elongated fine tip provides surgeons with the necessary precision for pinpoint hemostasis, crucial for delicate eye surgeries.
With a maximum temperature of 1100°F (593°C), these low-temperature cauteries allow for effective tissue management, minimizing thermal spread, and enhancing surgical outcomes. Trust in the quality and performance of Bovie Aaron cauteries, the best choice for your ophthalmic practices.
Key Features:

• Elongated fine tip for precision application

• Low-temperature performance, reaching up to 1100°F (593°C)

• Individually packaged and sterile, 10 per box

• Specifically designed for ophthalmology procedures

Optimize your surgical efficiency and enhance patient safety with Bovie Aaron's industry-leading cautery solutions.

Bovie Aaron Low-Temp Elongated Fine Tip Ophthalmic Cautery
Box of 10 Specifications:

• Tip Type: Elongated Fine Tip

• Operating Temperature: Low-Temperature

• Tip Length: 1.6 inches (4.1 cm)

• Tip Width: 0.06 inches (0.15 cm)

• Handle Length: 7.5 inches (19.1 cm)

• Handle Material: Insulated

• Electrical Requirements: 120 V AC, 60 Hz

• Power Output: Adjustable, typically 0-25 W

• Compatibility: Bovie Electrosurgical Generators

• Sterilization Method: Ready for pre-sterilized use

• Box Count: 10 units per box

• Intended Use: Ophthalmic procedures

Note: Specifications are subject to change; verify with manufacturer for the latest information.

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