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Hyfrecator 2000: Ball Electrode

Regular price £189.99 GBP ex. VAT
£227.98 GBP inc. VAT
Regular price Sale price £189.99 GBP
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Brand: Schuco
Availability: In stock
SKU: HS11014
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Regular price £189.99 GBP ex. VAT
£227.98 GBP inc. VAT
Regular price Sale price £189.99 GBP

The Ball Electrode for the Hyfrecator 2000 is a single-use electrosurgical tip designed for coagulation and fulguration of tissue. The rounded ball shape distributes energy over a broader contact area, making it suitable for superficial treatment of larger tissue surfaces.

Key Features

  • Ball-Shaped Tip - Distributes electrosurgical energy over a wider surface area
  • Single-Use and Sterile - Individually packaged for infection control
  • Pack of 40 - Convenient bulk quantity for busy treatment rooms
  • Compatible with Hyfrecator 2000 - Fits directly into the universal handle

Ideal For

  • Superficial fulguration and coagulation in dermatology
  • Treatment of skin tags, warts and benign lesions
  • Minor surgical procedures in GP and outpatient settings