Force TriVerse Electrosurgical Pencil w/ Edge Coated Hex-Locking Blade Electrode (25/cs)

• Valleylab Mode, Cut, and Coagulation
• Provides smoother cut
• Comfortable handle
• Secured grip
• Slider for power output control
• Efficient, time-saving device
• Accepts standard 2.4mm shaft electrodes .

The Force TriVerse Electrosurgical Pencil with Edge Coated Hex-Locking Blade Electrode remains a leader in the field with its superior surgical capabilities and quality. When it comes to open surgeries and laparoscopic procedures, Force Triverse is a top choice among clinicians.

Triple Mode Capabilities Compared to traditional monopolar devices, the Force Triverse Pencil makes surgery more accessible, according to surgeons themselves. Aside from the basic cut and coagulation modes, this pencil has Valleylab mode. This mode stops bleeding and uniquely dissects tissues, resulting in less char and smoother cut.

Precision In Your Hands One of the best things about the Force Triverse Pencil is its comfort control. Its familiar handle design with a gripping surface reduces stress and promotes easy handling. In addition, the Force Triverse also has a slider button that allows the surgeon to control the pencil’s power output.

The Force TriVerse Electrosurgical Pencil with Edge Coated Hex-Locking Blade Electrode advances patient care like no other. This electrosurgical pencil has multiple features that allow for an efficient, time-saving electrosurgical procedure.

Configuration Options

The Force TriVerse Electrosurgical Pencil with Edge Coated Hex-Locking Blade Electrode comes in two package options. Please choose your preference from the menu above before adding it to your cart.

• COVFT3000: Force TriVerse Electrosurgical Pencil with Edge Coated Hex-Locking Blade Electrode, Holster & 10 ft (3 m) Cord - 25/cs
• COVFT3000DB: Force TriVerse Electrosurgical Pencil with Edge Coated Hex-Locking Blade Electrode, Holster & 15 ft (4.6 m) Cord - 25/cs

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.