1 Inc / 1 Inc Conductive Pad / Electrodes

Conductive Silicon Rubber Pad/electrodes and Cable Cord for Physiotheraphy / Current Therapist Unit / Machine

Material & Quality:-

• Material: Conductive Silicon >60 Ohms.
• Extra Cable Cord Will Be Charged for This Pad High Quality Flexible P.v.c Cable.0.2mm/40 Wires in Cable.
• Pad Color: Black
• Cable Color: - Red / Black / Blue / Yellow / Pink & Purple.
• Cable Length: 1½ Meter Long.
• Jack Pin Size: 5 / 32 (4mm) Both the Side or One Side 2mm and Other Side 5/32 (4mm) Pin.
• Dimension: - 1 ½ Inc / 1½ Inc Pad.
• Design: - (Universal Designed).
• Packing: - Sealed in High Quality P.v.c. Plastic Cover High Quality Branded Look & Safety.

Autoclavable (Reusable).

• Delivery Detail: - Immediate on Order Confirmation.(We Keep 10,000 Pcs Stock)
• Size / Length: - 1 Length / 1 Breathes.
• Rubber Pad Material: - Conductive Rubber Pads in Silicon Rubber Having a Property of >60 Ohms. (Certified / Branded).
• Complimentary Free: - 2nos of Velcro Strap for Tying the Pad Size: - (24inc Long /1 ½ Inc Breath).
• Thickness: - 0.5mm to 3.5mm Tapper Pad.
• Safety Mode: - There Will Be No Edge on Any Part of the Silicon Rubber Patient Plate Which Will Damge (Hurt) the Patient.
• Easy to Use: - Apply Conductive Gely or Deep the Cotton Cloth in the Salted Water and Cover It for Safe Side Which Will Increase the Concuctivity and Also It Will Not Hurt the Patient.

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