Medical Disposable PTFE Coated Guide Wire

Product Profile:

*PTFE coated guidewire is one of the main tools for percutaneous intubation surgery.

*The guidewire guides the catheters to enter the blood vessel or human cavity, and accurately reach the lesion location.

*It plays a very important role in the whole surgery.

Product Feature:

*Good flexibility and bending resistance

*Hydrophilic coated, good lubricity and easy for insertion.

Advantages:

*Smooth & Low-Friction Surface

The hydrophilic coating provides a lubricious surface when activated, helping reduce friction and facilitate smoother insertion and advancement.

*Flexible & Controlled Navigation

The flexible distal tip is designed to support controlled navigation through vascular pathways while maintaining appropriate guidewire support.

*Reliable Handling

The guidewire is designed to provide good torque response and handling, helping users achieve controlled positioning during catheter-based procedures.

*Multiple Specifications

Different diameters and lengths are available to meet various procedural requirements. Custom configurations can also be discussed based on actual needs.

Sterile & Single-Use

Supplied sterile and intended for single use, providing convenient preparation for clinical procedures.

Specification:

FAQ

1.What is a PTFE coated guidewire?

A PTFE coated guidewire is a medical guidewire with a PTFE coating designed to provide a smooth, low-friction surface for easier guidewire advancement and compatible device passage.

2.What are the advantages of PTFE coating?

PTFE provides a smooth, low-friction surface that can facilitate guidewire passage and device exchange.

3.What sizes are available?

Our PTFE coated guidewires are available in 0.025", 0.028", 0.032", 0.035" and 0.038" diameters, with different length and tip configurations.

4.What tip configurations are available?

J-tip and straight-tip configurations are available depending on the guidewire diameter and length.

5.Can you provide OEM or customized guidewires?

Yes. OEM/ODM solutions can be discussed for applicable specifications, packaging, labeling and private-label requirements.