ConMed Hyfrecator Pencil Sheath – Sterile & Non-Sterile Options

Description

Overview

The ConMed Hyfrecator Pencil Sheath is a protective accessory designed to cover and safeguard ConMed Hyfrecator electrosurgical pencils during procedures. Available in both sterile and non-sterile configurations, these sheaths help maintain infection control standards, extend the lifespan of handpieces, and provide a clean working surface for every use.

Key Features & Benefits

• Protective Barrier – Prevents contamination of the electrosurgical pencil during use.

• Sterile & Non-Sterile Options – Flexible for sterile field procedures or outpatient settings.

• Disposable Design – Ensures single-use safety and eliminates reprocessing requirements.

• Enhanced Infection Control – Helps reduce the risk of cross-contamination between patients.

• Easy Application – Slides quickly over the Hyfrecator pencil for a secure fit.

• Compatible with ConMed Hyfrecator Pencils – Designed for seamless use with the Hyfrecator 2000 handpiece.

Applications

• General electrosurgery procedures

• Dermatology and cosmetic surgery

• Office-based surgical settings

• Sterile field operations requiring pencil protection

Specifications

• Brand: ConMed

• Product: Hyfrecator Pencil Sheath

• Sterility: Sterile and Non-Sterile models available

• Packaging: Boxed quantities (varies by configuration)

• Compatibility: Fits ConMed Hyfrecator electrosurgical pencils

FAQs

Q: Do these sheaths fit all Hyfrecator pencils?
A: Yes, they are designed for use with ConMed Hyfrecator 2000 electrosurgical pencils and compatible models.

Q: Why should I choose sterile vs non-sterile?
A: Sterile sheaths are required for procedures performed within a sterile field, while non-sterile sheaths are appropriate for outpatient and non-invasive settings.

Q: Are the sheaths reusable?
A: No, they are single-use disposables to ensure maximum infection control.

Why Choose the ConMed Hyfrecator Pencil Sheath?

The Hyfrecator Pencil Sheath is a simple but critical accessory that enhances infection control and procedural safety. With both sterile and non-sterile options, it provides clinicians with the flexibility to meet a wide range of surgical requirements while protecting valuable equipment.