TRUST THE ORIGINAL
safe | hygienic | cost-effective
Single-use HF- and MIS-instruments
We offer the appropriate single-use
instrument set for many standardised
procedures.
Discover our Product Range
HF handles with cables and electrodes
bipolar dissection and grasping forceps
monopolare scissors
monopolar electrodes for Laparoscopy
suction-/irrigation systems
Veress needles
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Single-use for medicine
Why using single-use instruments makes
sense in a number of ways.
In the daily routine of hospitals and medical practices, only one thing counts: the best patient care possible. Medical technology single-use
instruments from Seemann Technologies combine safety and cleanliness with efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
safe
hygienic
cost-effective
Especially in the field of HF surgery, the instruments are exposed to significant stress due to the flow of current. Coagulum residues are also very difficult to remove. This makes cleaning not
only challenging but also costly. With single-use instruments, these complicated processes can be eliminated.
Another major problem: dangerous cross-infections (multiresistant staphylococcus/MRSA, hepatitis, HIV) which can be life-threatening for the patient and staff. Single-use HF instruments optimally counteract this difficulty from the outset,
because single-use instruments do not need to be cleaned. They are new for each use – clean and sterile. At the same time, instruments for single use have the same functional properties as reusable devices.
Highest standards – highest quality
We at Seemann Technologies stand for the reliable combination of quality and efficiency. Our products are used where no compromises are
tolerated with regard to cleanliness and sterility, and where the demands for functionality and cost-effectiveness are not mutually exclusive.
We at Seemann Technologies stand for the reliable combination of quality and efficiency. Our products are used where no compromises are tolerated with regard to cleanliness and sterility, and where the demands for functionality and cost-effectiveness are not mutually exclusive.