Output Frequency
Confirmed ultrasonic output frequency.
Shared Ultrasonic Foundation
Both systems use longitudinal mechanical vibration with real-time frequency tracking. The key difference is the instrument format and workflow configuration.
Confirmed ultrasonic output frequency.
Confirmed ultrasonic peak power.
Confirmed vessel-sealing capacity.
Automatic frequency tracking supports stable output.
Shared Operating Architecture
Model Comparison
Start with the instrument format, interface configuration and workflow needs—then review the shared technical foundation.


| Selection factor | UG-100 | RBK-200 |
|---|---|---|
| Product positioning | Dedicated pistol-grip ultrasonic system | Multi-instrument ultrasonic platform |
| Instrument format | ADV pistol-grip handpiece | ADV Forceps plus dedicated Knife, Ball and Loop ultrasonic instruments |
| Interface configuration | Dedicated UG-100 configuration | Dual-interface configuration |
| Direct hand control | MAX / MIN / ADV side-button control | Depends on the connected instrument |
| Shaft options | 14 / 23 / 36 cm | According to the applicable instrument configuration |
| Configuration highlights | Dedicated cutting, coagulation and vessel sealing workflow | Multiple tissue-contact geometries within one platform |
Choose the Right System
Both systems share the same ultrasonic foundation. Use the cards below to identify the instrument format and workflow that best fits your team.
UG-100 · Dedicated pistol-grip system
RBK-200 · Multi-instrument platform