Flexiva Pulse Id 550 High Power Single-Use Laser Fiber (M006L8406930)

The Flexiva Pulse ID 550 High Power Single-Use Laser Fiber (M006L8406930) is a premium laser lithotripsy fiber designed for precise and efficient stone fragmentation during endourological procedures. Featuring a 550 µm core diameter, this fiber offers an excellent balance between flexibility and energy transmission, making it ideal for ureteroscopic and intrarenal stone treatment.

Designed for compatibility with holmium laser systems, the Flexiva Pulse ID 550 delivers consistent laser energy for stone dusting, fragmentation, and lithotripsy procedures. Its sterile, single-use design helps improve patient safety while eliminating the need for reprocessing.

Widely used in hospitals, surgical centers, and urology departments, this laser fiber supports efficient management of urinary tract calculi and advanced endourological interventions.

Key Features & Benefits

550 µm Core Diameter

Provides an ideal balance of flexibility and laser energy delivery.

High-Power Performance

Designed for effective stone fragmentation and dusting procedures.

Single-Use Sterile Design

Reduces cross-contamination risks and eliminates reprocessing requirements.

Consistent Energy Transmission

Supports reliable laser performance throughout procedures.

Flexible Fiber Construction

Allows navigation through flexible ureteroscopes and endoscopic channels.

Compatible with Holmium Laser Systems

Designed for use with modern Ho laser platforms.

Technical Specifications

Product Name: Flexiva Pulse ID Laser Fiber

Model Number: M006L8406930

Manufacturer: Boston Scientific

Fiber Core Diameter: 550 µm

Fiber Type: Holmium Laser Fiber

Usage: Single Use

Sterile: Yes

Application: Laser Lithotripsy / Stone Fragmentation

Compatibility: Ho Laser Systems

Length: Manufacturer Standard Length

Applications

Laser Lithotripsy

Kidney Stone Fragmentation

Stone Dusting Procedures

Ureteroscopy (URS)

Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery (RIRS)

Endourological Laser Procedures

Hospital Urology Departments

Ambulatory Surgery Centers