Professional Veterinary Electrosurgical Unit ES-100VL with CE Certification for Medical Facilities

It can seal vessels up to 7mm, which is the main reason we’re ordering it — that’s a pretty solid spec for a veterinary unit and covers most procedures we do, form spays to more involved laparoscopies, and it’s CE and ISO13485 certified so compliance isn’t an issue.

LCD display is actually useful here — we’ve had older units where you’re guessing at settings — and with four modes (Pure Cut, Blend 1 through 3) plus Spray and Forced Coagulation for monopolar, you’ve got flexibility without needing to swap machines mid-case, but just so you know, it’s not designed for human use at all.

Power output is listed at 20kw which sounds ridiculously high — I’m checking with the supplier on that because most comparable units run 200-400W, so that number might be a typo or a peak pulse rating, but either way it handles both monopolar and bipolar modes for open and laparoscopic work.

We usually have stock on these, but confirm lead time before ordering — ours shipped within a week, though the suplier mentioned larger orders can take 20 days or so — and packaging is standerd medical-grade with teh unit, foot pedal, and one handpiece included.

Basically, it’s better than the older electrosurgical units we’ve used for small animal work in terms vessel sealing consistency — the 7mm limit means you’re not using it for large bovine stuff, but for dogs and cats it’s fine — and the blend modes give you a tighter tolerance on versus coagulation than what we had before.

Also, one thing we didn’t think to ask: the monopolar coagulation modes (Spray and Forced) work well for oozing beds in liver or spleen procedures, but the Spray mode can be a bit unpredictable at lower power settings — we usually run it at 60-70% for consistent results.