Delmarva 2000™ Bipolar Veterinary HFR High Frequency Radiosurgery Unit

Perform faster, cleaner soft-tissue procedures with minimal thermal damage and superior bleeding control. Operating at 4MHz with 125+ watts of power, the Delmarva 2000 Bipolar Veterinary HFR high-frequency radiosurgery unit combines monopolar and bipolar functionality to reduce table time by up to 30%/ Overview & Core Features Designed for veterinary surgeons, this high-frequency surgical generator replaces traditional scalpels and standard electrosurgery to deliver smooth cutting, precise coagulation, and high-quality biopsy specimens. Dual Functionality: Supports both monopolar operation with all standard electrodes and bipolar operation for pinpoint coagulation in wet surgical fields or near critical anatomy. Low-Temperature Precision: Operates without charring or burning tissue, reducing lateral heat, post-operative pain, scar tissue, and necrosis. Hemostasis & Visibility: Controlled bleeding improves field visibility and shortens procedure times. Versatile Procedural Use: Handles everything from minor lesion removals to complex two-point exisions in thoracic and abdominal surgeries, male neutering, amputations, and declawing. Operating Modes & Waveforms Cut (fully Filtered Waveform): Delivers fast-healing incisions and clean biopsy collection with minimal tissue damage. Blend (Fully Rectified Waveform): Offers simultaneous cutting and coagulation for vascular tissue dissection with reduced lateral heat. Coag (Partially Rectified Waveform): Provides full coagulation for maximum controlled hemostasis while cutting. Modes: Monopolar, Bipolar, and two-point excision. Technical Specifications Radio Frequency: 4MHz Power Output: 125+ Watts System Modes: Monopolar, Bipolar, two-point excision