Surtron Touch HP 80D Electrosurgical Unit
A radiofrequency electrosurgical unit for minor monopolar surgery, offering cut, blend, coagulation and micro-coagulation modes from a multi-function selector for daily hospital and clinic use.
The Surtron Touch HP 80D is a radiofrequency electrosurgical unit built for minor monopolar surgery, giving the surgeon a multi-function selector that switches between a pure cutting mode, a blend mode combining cutting with coagulation, a straightforward coagulation mode, and a micro-coagulation mode for finer, more localised control.
Having these four modes available from one selector lets the operator match the output to the step of the procedure without changing equipment, moving from an initial incision through to controlling smaller bleeding points as the case progresses. Internally, the unit uses a switching power supply, which the manufacturer describes as an efficient and stable way of converting and regulating the power delivered to the handpiece, supported by a one-board microcontroller design for consistent control across settings.
Because it is described as suited to minor procedures rather than major surgery, it fits clinics and treatment rooms carrying out smaller monopolar interventions rather than full theatre lists. Clinics and minor procedure rooms use a unit like the HP 80D for everyday monopolar electrosurgery needs.
