Coaglator System PRODUCT

Coaglator System PRODUCT Specification

Display Type
Digital

Instruments Type
Electrosurgical

Usage Type
Hospital/Clinic/OT

Function
Blood coagulation (Haemostasis), Tissue Sealing

Measurement Range
Automatic control depending on mode selected

Frequency
50-60 Hz

Storage Instructions
Store in cool, dry place

Accuracy
5%

Features
Precise coagulation, Easy control panel, Safety alarm indication, Digital display, Sturdy body

Equipment Type
Coagulator System

Material
Stainless Steel & Medical Grade Components

Condition
New

Technology
Monopolar & Bipolar Coagulation Technology

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Low

Operating Type
Electric

Use
Medical Surgery, Blood Coagulation Control

Power Source
Electric Mains

Power Consumption
80 VA max

Voltage
220-240 V AC, 50-60 Hz

Dimension (L*W*H)
220 mm x 190 mm x 100 mm

Weight
2.5 kg

Color
White & Blue

Cable Length
1.5 Meter

Safety Features
Auto shutdown, Overheat protection

Control Interface
Membrane keypad with indicator lights

Accessories Included
Hand switch, Foot switch, Patient plate, User manual, Set of electrodes

Sterilization Guidelines
Follow standard protocols as per hospital SOP

Electrode Compatibility
Standard and pediatric

Application Department
General Surgery, ENT, Gynecology, Dermatology

Power Output Range
Maximum 160 W (Adjustable)

Alarm System
Audio-visual alarm for errors and malfunctions

Cooling System
Air cooled

About Coaglator System PRODUCT

Coagulator system

A coagulator system is an instrument designed to cause coagulation, which is the process of forming a blood clot. In medical contexts, coagulators are used to seal bleeding blood vessels or to stop bleeding during surgical procedures. Here are some types of coagulator systems:

Coagulation Analyzers: These are devices used in laboratories to test blood samples and determine coagulation times. They include the PFA-100 System, which assesses primary hemostasis and detects platelet dysfunction, and the Sysmex CA-620 and CA-660, which are compact, fully automated systems designed for low-volume laboratories.
Surgical Coagulators: These are instruments used during surgical procedures to stop bleeding. Examples include the Valleylab suction coagulators and Surgiwand II suction/irrigators, which provide fluid suction for ENT procedures and can be activated by hand or foot switch.
Automated Coagulation Systems: These systems, such as the Siemens Sysmex CS-2500 System, offer a wide range of analyzers and assays to improve operational efficiency in laboratories. They provide complete solutions for routine and specialty testing needs.

These systems play a crucial role in both clinical and laboratory settings, ensuring efficient and accurate hemostasis testing and surgical procedures.

Versatile and Safe Surgical Solution

The Coagulator System integrates advanced technologies such as monopolar and bipolar coagulation for diverse surgical needs. With user-friendly controls, digital display, and comprehensive safety mechanisms, this device streamlines surgical workflows while maintaining high standards of patient safety. Its portability and robust build are perfect for hospitals, clinics, and operating theaters.

Comprehensive Accessory Kit for Seamless Operation

Every unit includes vital accessories like a hand switch, foot switch, patient plate, user manual, and a set of electrodes. This ensures medical professionals have everything required for immediate and efficient use. The device supports both standard and pediatric electrodes, maximizing its adaptability across patient profiles and surgical specialties.

FAQ's of Coaglator System PRODUCT:

Q: How do I operate the Coagulator System and adjust its power output?

A: The Coagulator System features a membrane keypad with indicator lights and a digital display for seamless control. You can easily adjust the power output up to 160 W to suit different procedures by selecting the desired settings on the control panel.

Q: What safety features are integrated into the Coagulator System?

A: The device includes automatic shutdown, overheat protection, and an audio-visual alarm system to alert users to errors or malfunctions, providing robust protection for both patient and operator during surgeries.

Q: When should the device be used with monopolar versus bipolar coagulation technology?

A: Monopolar technology is suitable for most general tissue coagulation needs, while bipolar mode provides enhanced precision and control in sensitive areas, such as ENT or gynecology procedures. Select the mode according to surgical requirements and tissue type.

Q: Where is the Coagulator System best utilized?

A: The system is ideal for use in hospitals, clinics, and operating theaters (OTs), supporting procedures in general surgery, ENT, gynecology, and dermatology departments.

Q: What is the process for cleaning and sterilizing the device and accessories?

A: Follow standard sterilization protocols as per your hospital's standard operating procedures (SOP) for device cleaning and accessory disinfection. Refer to the included user manual for detailed maintenance guidelines.

Q: How do I store the system when not in use?

A: Store the Coagulator System in a cool, dry place, away from contaminants and moisture, to maintain optimal performance and equipment longevity.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this system in surgical settings?

A: The device delivers precise, real-time coagulation with easy controls, low noise, and an advanced safety profile. Its portability and included accessories support efficient, reliable surgical performance across multiple specialties.