Taktvoll argon plasma coagulation APC 3000

Feature

LED Display Screen and Digital Flow Rate Display.
Precision Flow Control System with an adjustable range of 0.1 L/min to 12 L/min and an adjustment accuracy of 0.1 L/min for more precise flow control.
Automatic self-testing upon startup and automatic pipeline flushing.
Equipped with a graded blockage alarm function, and it automatically stops when completely blocked.
Dual gas cylinder supply with low cylinder pressure alarm and automatic cylinder switchover.
Features an endoscopy/open surgery mode selection button. In endoscopy mode, during argon gas coagulation, the electrocautery function is disabled. Pressing the "Cut" pedal on the footswitch in this state does not activate the electrocautery function. When exiting this state, the electrocautery function is restored.
Offers a one-touch gas stop function that does not affect electrosurgery when turned off. It automatically restores the original operating parameters when turned on.

Cutting under argon gas coverage can minimize heat loss. 

Argon gas hoses are available in axial spray, side-fired spray, and circumferential spray options, with a colored ring marking at the nozzle, allowing for the pre-assessment of focal distance and the measurement of lesion size under the treatment lens. The argon therapy conversion interface can be connected to electrodes from dozens of other brands of argon gas hoses, ensuring good compatibility.

Taktvoll Argon ion beam coagulation technology utilizes ionized argon gas ions to conduct energy. The low-temperature argon ion beam displaces blood from the bleeding site and coagulates it directly on the mucosal surface, while also using inert gas to isolate oxygen from the surrounding air, thereby reducing thermal damage and tissue necrosis.

Taktvoll Plasma beam coagulation technology is a highly valuable clinical tool for endoscopy departments such as gastroenterology and respiratory. It can effectively ablate mucosal tissue, treat vascular anomalies, achieve rapid hemostasis without direct contact, and minimize thermal damage.

Argon gas technology can deliver a longer argon ion beam, ensuring safer tissue ablation, preventing perforations, and providing a clearer field of view during endoscopy.