Optimize Your Surgical Suite with the Bovie 786T Smoke Evacuator Hose
Maintain a clear, safe surgical field with the Bovie® 786T Smoke Evacuator Hose. Specifically engineered for high-efficiency smoke plume removal, this 6-foot tubing is a critical component for electrosurgical safety in hospitals, outpatient clinics, and private practices.
Maintain a clear, safe surgical field with the Bovie® 786T Smoke Evacuator Hose. Specifically engineered for high-efficiency smoke plume removal, this 6-foot tubing is a critical component for electrosurgical safety in hospitals, outpatient clinics, and private practices.
Designed for seamless compatibility with standard smoke evacuation systems, the 786T ensures the rapid removal of hazardous surgical smoke, protecting both medical staff and patients from potentially harmful particulates.
Technical Specifications & Benefits
- Precision Sizing: Features a standard 7/8 in (22mm) diameter for universal fitment with most smoke evacuator intake ports.
- Extended Reach: The 6 ft (1.8m) length provides ample flexibility and movement during delicate electrosurgical procedures.
- Disposable Convenience: This single-use hose eliminates the risk of cross-contamination and removes the need for costly reprocessing or sterilization.
- Non-Sterile Construction: Ideal for general surgical environments where a sterile field for the suction hose itself is not required.
- Patient Safety First: 100% Latex-Free materials ensure compatibility with sensitive patients and prevent allergic reactions.
Why Choose the Bovie 786T?
Bovie is a world leader in electrosurgery. The 786T hose is built to withstand the suction requirements of modern smoke evacuators without collapsing, ensuring consistent airflow and maximum safety during LEEP, CO2 laser, and general cautery procedures.
Bovie is a world leader in electrosurgery. The 786T hose is built to withstand the suction requirements of modern smoke evacuators without collapsing, ensuring consistent airflow and maximum safety during LEEP, CO2 laser, and general cautery procedures.
