OverviewThe ES-120VL is a veterinary surgical energy platform that combines pulse closure technology and intelligent tissue sensing to seal blood vessels and tissue bundles up to 7 mm in diameter. The system reads tissue composition in real time and assesses closure results to support intraoperative decisions.
Key features- Pulse closure & tissue sensing: Real-time tissue composition reading and controlled pulsed energy delivery for reproducible vessel sealing.
- Vessel sealing: Seals vessels and tissue bundles up to 7 mm diameter without extensive dissection.
- Monopolar cutting modes:
- Pure Cut: Clean, precise tissue cutting.
- Blend 1: Slower cutting with moderate hemostasis (70% cut / 30% coagulation).
- Blend 2: Slower cutting with increased hemostasis (50% cut / 50% coagulation).
- Monopolar coagulation modes:
- Spray Coagulation: Non-contact surface coagulation with shallow penetration; tissue removal by evaporation using knife or ball electrode.
- Forced Coagulation: Non-contact coagulation with lower peak voltage than spray; suitable for small-area coagulation with limited carbonization.
Technical specifications- Model: ES-120VL
- Brand: TAKTVOLL
- Application: Veterinary surgical energy platform
- Technologies: Pulse closure technology; Intelligent tissue sensing (real-time)
- Vessel sealing capacity: up to 7 mm diameter
- Monopolar cutting modes: Pure Cut; Blend 1 (70%/30%); Blend 2 (50%/50%)
- Monopolar coagulation modes: Spray Coagulation; Forced Coagulation
- Main functions: Vessel and tissue bundle sealing; monopolar cutting and coagulation; intelligent assessment of closure
Clinical applications- General soft-tissue surgery in small and large animals
- Oncologic resections requiring vessel management
- Procedures where reduced dissection and reliable vessel sealing are needed
Benefits for surgical teams- Streamlines vessel management and reduces the need for manual ligation
- Provides real-time feedback on tissue and sealing results to support intraoperative decisions
- Adjustable energy modes to match tissue type and surgical strategy