ConMed 1915-100 Fastrace 4 Resting ECG Electrodes Tab Connector Solid Gel 7/8" x 1-1/4" 1000/PCH – New
ConMed 1915-100 Fastrace 4 Resting ECG Electrodes Tab Connector Solid Gel 7/8" x 1-1/4" 1000/PCH – New - Long Dated — More than 12 months of remaining shelf life is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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ConMed 1915-100 Fastrace 4 Resting ECG Electrodes Tab Connector Solid Gel 7/8" x 1-1/4" 1000/PCH – New
The ConMed 1915-100 is a Fastrace® 4 resting ECG electrode designed for compatible diagnostic ECG and EKG workflows. ConMed ordering information identifies 1915-100 as the Fastrace® 4 tab-style electrode packaged 100 electrodes per pouch and 10 pouches per case, for 1,000 electrodes per case.
Technical specifications
- Brand: ConMed
- Reference / model: 1915-100
- Model: / Catalog Number: 1915-100
- Material: Silver / silver chloride
- Dimensions / sizes: 7/8" x 1-1/4"
Additional product details
- McKesson identifies this electrode as an adult radiolucent ECG resting electrode with a tab connector, solid gel, silver/silver chloride material, adhesive securing method, rectangular shape, and 7/8" x 1-1/4" dimensions.
- Manufacturer: ConMed
- Brand / Line: Fastrace® 4
- Product Type: Resting ECG electrode
- Connection Type: Tab connector
- Electrode Dimensions: 7/8" x 1-1/4"
- Gel Type: Solid gel
- Shape: Rectangle
- Securing Method: Adhesive
- User: Adult
- X-Ray Compatibility: Radiolucent
- Packaging: 100/PCH; 10 pouches per case
- Use Type: Disposable medical electrode
- Supports resting ECG testing workflows in compatible diagnostic and clinical environments
- Conductive adhesive gel helps maintain contact during routine ECG placement
- Useful supply item for ECG carts, cardiology offices, hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic testing areas
Condition
Condition: New
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