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Mckesson – Mckesson Argent – 22-100 – Argent Surgical Cautery Ophthalmic Fine Tip Low Temperature Fixed 1300F

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Below are the key product attributes and specifications that provide detailed information about this item:

Brand: Mckesson ArgentApplication: Surgical CauterySterility: SterileTip Type: Ophthalmic Fine TipProduct Color: WhiteGender: UnisexSold By: Box of 10

Product Overview

Mckesson 22-100 Argent Surgical Cautery – Ophthalmic Fine Tip, Low Temperature Fixed 1300°F

The Mckesson 22-100 Argent Surgical Cautery is a precision medical tool designed for ophthalmic procedures requiring controlled, low-temperature cauterization. Its fine tip ensures accuracy, while the fixed temperature setting of 1300°F provides consistent performance for delicate surgical applications.

Key Features:
– Fine Tip Design: Enables precise cauterization for ophthalmic and other delicate surgical procedures.
– Low-Temperature Operation: Fixed at 1300°F for controlled tissue coagulation with minimal thermal spread.
– Argent Construction: High-quality material ensures durability and reliable performance.
– Compact & Lightweight: Easy to handle during extended surgical use.

Specifications:
– Model: 22-100
– Tip Type: Fine (ophthalmic)
– Temperature Setting: Fixed at 1300°F
– Material: Argent (silver alloy)
– Intended Use: Surgical cauterization in ophthalmic and microsurgical procedures.

Suggested Use:
This cautery is ideal for ophthalmic surgeries, including eyelid procedures, conjunctival treatments, and other delicate tissue cauterization. It is best used in a controlled surgical environment where precision and low-temperature application are critical. Always follow proper sterilization protocols before and after use.

Ensure optimal performance by storing in a clean, dry environment and inspecting the tip before each procedure.