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The High Frequency (HF) device is intended exclusively for the generation of electrical power for monopolar and bipolar cutting and coagulation of tissue structures in surgical operations.

The ARC 400 (REF: 900-400) is an electrosurgical device. It generates high frequency (HF) electrical current for the purpose of cutting (e.g. removing tissue) or coagulating (e.g. control bleeding) human tissue. It is used with compatible bipolar instruments (e.g. K953509) or with monopolar instruments (e.g. K982743) in combination with a neutral electrode (e.g. K173877). The ARC 400 offers 34 modes that represent four main categories: monopolar cutting (12 modes), monopolar coagulation (9 modes), bipolar cutting (4 modes) and bipolar coagulation (9 modes).

Disposable neutral electrodes are self-adhesive, ready-to-use and single-use products and are an accessory for HF surgery in monopolar applications. The electrical circuit between the patient and the HF generator on the passive side.

BOWA Neutral Electrodes for adults, children and neonates provide a safe return path for electrosurgical current. The electrode consists of a conductive adhesive area surrounded by a non-conductive border adhesive. The conductive area is split in longitudinal or circumferential direction which enables a quicker detection of disconnection. The electrode backing is fluid resistant. The neutral electrode is single-use only, disposable, and non-sterile. The electrodes are supplied with or without a pre-attached cable. For the non-pre-corded electrodes, a reusable cable is available as accessory.