Seals vessels up to 7 mm with controlled thermal spread
vessel-sealing control
SureBind™
Vessel sealing up to 7 mm with automatic end-of-seal stop.
Part of SafeZ™
7mm
Vessel sealing capacity
Why stakeholders care
Automatic stop when sealing completes, reducing over-activation
Aimed at reproducible haemostasis and less intra-operative blood loss
Clinical context
Clinical problem
Inconsistent seal quality increases bleeding risk and OR time during laparoscopic vessel work. Incomplete endpoints force re-seals, instrument swaps, and longer anaesthesia exposure.
Mechanism
SureBind seals vessels up to 7 mm with minimal thermal spread and automatically stops energy delivery when vessel sealing is complete, supporting reproducible haemostasis.
How it works
Step 01
Apply vessel-sealing energy under SureBind control
Step 02
Monitor seal progress toward a defined endpoint
Step 03
Stop energy automatically when sealing is complete
Key metrics
7
Vessel sealing capacity
Auto-stop
End-of-seal energy cutoff
Clinical procedures
- Vessel sealing
- Laparoscopic coagulation
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