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Hydrophilic Nitinol Core Guidewires

Name: Hydrophilic Nitinol Core Guidewires
Brand: Advin Health Care
Price: 15 USD
Availability: InStock

Price 15 USD ($)/ Piece

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Hydrophilic Nitinol Core Guidewires Specification

Function
Navigation and placement of medical devices within vessels

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight

Accuracy
High precision tip placement

Instruments Type
Interventional medical instrument

Usage Type
Single use, sterile

Features
Excellent torque control, smooth navigation, radiopaque tip, hydrophilic surface for low friction

Measurement Range
Various diameters and lengths available

Shelf Life
Up to 3-5 years

Equipment Type
Guidewire

Material
Nitinol core with hydrophilic coating

Condition
New

Technology
Hydrophilic coated, kink-resistant design

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent operation

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Vascular intervention, guide for catheter placement

Dimension (L*W*H)
Available in various lengths and diameters (commonly 0.018, 0.025, 0.035; lengths 150cm, 180cm, 260cm, etc.)

Weight
Lightweight, typically a few grams per unit

Color
Blue or green body with radiopaque tip

Compatibility
Compatible with a wide range of catheters and introducers

Flexibility
Optimized flexibility for lesion crossing

Tip Type
Flexible, atraumatic tip design

Intended Use
For vascular and endovascular procedures

Packaging
Individually packed in sterile pouch

Sterilization Method
Sterile, ethylene oxide (EtO) sterilized

Regulatory Compliance
CE marked, ISO 13485 certified

Coating Type
Hydrophilic polymer coating for reduced friction

Radiopacity
Radiopaque tip for fluoroscopic visibility

Kink Resistance
Superior kink and shape-memory resistance due to nitinol core

About Hydrophilic Nitinol Core Guidewires

Advin Health Care is a trusted manufacturer of Hydrophilic Nitinol Core Guidewires designed to meet international quality standards. These advanced guidewires combine a superelastic nitinol core with a hydrophilic coating, offering exceptional flexibility, kink resistance, and ultra-smooth navigation through complex and tortuous vascular pathways during diagnostic and interventional procedures.

Key Features

Nitinol core for superior flexibility and kink resistance
Hydrophilic coating for ultra-low friction and smooth advancement
Excellent torque transmission for precise control
Atraumatic soft tip design for enhanced patient safety

Specifications

Type: Hydrophilic Nitinol Core Guidewire
Core Material: Nitinol (Nickel-Titanium Alloy)
Coating: Hydrophilic Polymer
Usage: Single-use / Sterile
Application: Diagnostic and interventional vascular procedures

Certifications
CE, ISO 13485, and ISO 9001 certified

Product Keywords
Hydrophilic Nitinol Guidewire, Nitinol Core Guide Wire, Superelastic Guidewire, Low Friction Guidewire, Interventional Guidewire

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Superior Navigational Performance

The hydrophilic coating on our guidewires significantly reduces friction, allowing for seamless vessel navigation. This advanced design simplifies lesion crossing and catheter guidance, helping clinicians achieve precise placement with less vascular trauma. The nitinol core ensures excellent torque response, flexibility, and enduring shape-memory, maintaining optimal orientation during complex interventions.

Enhanced Safety and Visibility

Each guidewire is equipped with a radiopaque tip, providing clear visibility under fluoroscopic imaging. This feature empowers physicians to track and confirm guidewire position in real time, thereby minimizing risk and improving procedural accuracy.

Sterility and Regulatory Assurance

Our guidewires are ethylene oxide sterilized, ensuring they are safe and ready to use. With individual sterile packaging and adherence to CE and ISO 13485 standards, clinicians benefit from high-quality instruments that meet rigorous international safety and performance requirements.

FAQ's of Hydrophilic Nitinol Core Guidewires:

Q: How does the hydrophilic polymer coating benefit the guidewire's performance?

A: The hydrophilic polymer coating minimizes friction between the guidewire and vessel walls or devices, enabling smooth movement and reducing the risk of vessel trauma during vascular or endovascular procedures.

Q: What makes the nitinol core advantageous for kink resistance and flexibility?

A: Nitinol's unique shape-memory and superelastic properties provide excellent resistance to kinking, allowing the guidewire to maintain flexibility and reliably navigate even tortuous vessels without losing its form.

Q: When should this guidewire be used, and for which procedures is it intended?

A: This guidewire is designed for use in vascular and endovascular interventions, such as guiding catheters for angioplasty, stenting, or other device placements within blood vessels.

Q: Where should the guidewire be stored before use?

A: The guidewire should be stored in its original sterile pouch in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain sterility and integrity until use.

Q: What process is followed for ensuring sterility of these guidewires?

A: Each guidewire is sterilized using ethylene oxide (EtO) gas and individually sealed in a sterile pouch, assuring readiness and safety for single-use clinical applications.

Q: How does the radiopaque tip improve clinical outcomes during procedures?

A: The radiopaque tip enhances visibility under fluoroscopy, making it easier for practitioners to track the guidewire's precise position and movement within vessels, reducing guesswork and procedural risks.

Q: What ranges of lengths and diameters are available for these guidewires?

A: Guidewires are available in various diameters (commonly 0.018, 0.025, and 0.035 inches) and lengths (such as 150 cm, 180 cm, 260 cm, and others) to fit diverse anatomical and procedural requirements.

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