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Description

  • McKesson Argent Coated Blade Electrodes
  • 2.5 inch
  • Expertly coated with PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) to resist eschar build up.
  • Unlike standard electrodes that accumulate discarded blood and tissue, these coated electrodes resist build up and can be easily wiped clean.
  • Available in needle or blade styles.
  • Single patient use.
  • Not made with natural rubber latex.
  • Packaged: 1 Per Pouch, 12 Pouches Per Box

Product Specs

Item Number 1018830
Catalog Number 22-ES58T
UOM BX
Level 1 Family Description Equipment & Equip Disposables
Level 2 Category Description Surgical Equipment/Accessories
Level 3 Group Description Electrosurgical Instruments
Level 4 Sub-Category Description Electrodes Active, Electrosurgical
Application Blade Electrode
Brand McKesson Argent
Buy American Act (BAA) Compliant No
Country of Origin Unknown
Dimensions 2-1/2 Inch Length
Latex Free Indicator Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex
Manufacturer McKesson Brand
Manufacturer # 22-ES58T
Material Coated Stainless Steel
McKesson # 1018830
Sterility Sterile
Tip Type Straight Blade Tip
Trade Agreement Act (TAA) Compliant No
UNSPSC Code 42295143
Usage Disposable

Frequently asked questions

Does the PTFE coating really help surgical efficiency?

Yes, the specialized PTFE coating is engineered to actively resist the buildup of eschar—blood and tissue—that typically adheres to standard tips. By keeping the electrode cleaner for longer, you benefit from:

  • Cleaner incisions throughout the procedure.
  • Reduced need for constant wiping, saving valuable time during surgery.
Is this electrode safe for patients with latex allergies?

Absolutely. This product is not made with natural rubber latex, making it a safe choice for surgical environments where latex sensitivity is a concern.

How does the stainless steel construction improve performance?

The high-quality stainless steel foundation ensures consistent, reliable performance. Unlike lower-grade materials, this core provides the durability and conductivity required for precise electrosurgical procedures.

Why is the disposable nature of this electrode beneficial?

The single-patient design is critical for maintaining high standards of clinical safety. Key benefits include:

  • Guaranteed sterility for every procedure.
  • Elimination of cross-contamination risks associated with reusable equipment.
  • Consistency, as each use is a factory-new, high-performing instrument.
What is the physical length of the blade tip?

The electrode features a 2.5-inch length, providing an ideal reach for standard electrosurgical applications while maintaining the stability needed for surgical precision.

Does this blade work with standard electrosurgical systems?

Yes, this electrode is designed to be compatible with most standard electrosurgical pencils and generator systems that utilize blade-style tips, ensuring seamless integration into your current surgical setup.

How are the electrodes packaged for storage?

To ensure maximum sterility and convenience, the electrodes are packaged individually:

  • 1 electrode per sterile pouch.
  • 12 pouches per box, making it easy to manage inventory in busy operating rooms or ambulatory centers.
Is the grip designed for clinical comfort?

Yes, the electrode is integrated into a vibrant blue, textured plastic handle. This design is intentional, providing clinicians with a secure, non-slip grip to ensure maximum control and precision during delicate procedures.

Is this tool suitable for busy ambulatory surgical centers?

It is specifically ideal for operating rooms and ambulatory surgical centers. Because it is sterile, disposable, and efficiency-focused, it is engineered to meet the high-volume, high-safety standards of professional clinical environments.

Does this product require any special maintenance?

No maintenance is required. Because this is a sterile, single-use, disposable device, it is designed to be used once and then discarded according to your facility’s biohazard protocols. This eliminates the labor-intensive cleaning and sterilization cycles required for reusable instruments.