The finished product TriSect rapide combines maximum ease of use with an effective workflow. The name already stands for this: "tri" for the three connected instruments, "sect" for "dissection tool" and "rapide" for the fast surgical workflow. The dynamically designed handle fits ideally in small and large hands and is therefore equally suitable for surgeons and female surgeons. A rotating wheel allows the shaft to be turned 360 degrees. Thanks to the ergonomic design, the finger lands directly on the probe again after a turning movement. This allows both precise gripping and sensitive opening of the angle of the branches. The thumb stabilizes and rests comfortably on a recess on the side of the instrument.

For hemostasis (thermal coagulation, hemostasis by heat), the small blue button is pressed. To cut the tissue, the handle must be pressed further. Thus, it encounters a yellow button that triggers the coagulation current flow. Compared to previous multifunctional tools, TriSect rapidly uses electricity instead of ultrasound. Since it can also be used to cut, there is acoustic feedback as well as physical - the slight resistance prevents accidental engagement of the cutting function. To cut larger areas with the pliers open, the yellow button can also be pressed individually. The selected colors, blue and yellow, are standardized colors for coagulation and cutting.

TriSect rapide is manufactured using 2K injection molding: the surfaces with which the doctor interacts or on which the hand rests have a rubbery feel and are made of TPE (thermoplastic elastomer). The shaft can be used for different applications in three different lengths and has a diameter of five millimeters. Due to the included electronics, the instrument cannot be reprocessed and is therefore a single-use product.

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