Extra Stiff Guidewire
The Demax Extra Stiff Guidewire is meticulously crafted from high-quality materials to ensure exceptional performance and reliability. Composed of a PTFE-coated stainless steel core wire and a PTFE-coated spring, this guide wire offers optimal strength, flexibility, and maneuverability for navigating through challenging anatomical structures with ease. Additionally, some models feature a radiopaque spring, enhancing visibility under fluoroscopy for precise positioning within the target area. This advanced composition guarantees superior durability, biocompatibility, and performance, making the Demax Extra Stiff Guidewire an indispensable tool for healthcare professionals in various medical procedures.
- Diameter: The Demax Extra Stiff Guidewire features a diameter of 0.035 inches, providing the ideal balance of rigidity and flexibility for navigating through tough lesions and complex anatomical pathways.
- Length: Customization is available, with lengths ranging from 90 cm to 300 cm, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of procedural requirements and anatomical variations.
- Stiffness: Engineered to provide exceptional rigidity and resistance to bending, allowing for precise navigation through tortuous anatomical structures.
- Diameter Options: Available in a range of diameters to accommodate various procedural requirements and anatomical variations.
- Material: Crafted from high-quality stainless steel or nitinol alloy, renowned for their strength, durability, and biocompatibility.
- Tip Design: Designed with a radiopaque tip for enhanced visibility under fluoroscopy, ensuring accurate positioning within the target area.
- Length: Customizable lengths to suit the specific procedural needs and anatomical considerations of each patient.
- Interventional Cardiology: Navigating through calcified coronary arteries during percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI), such as angioplasty and stenting.
- Peripheral Interventions: Crossing tough lesions and navigating through tortuous peripheral vessels in procedures like angioplasty, atherectomy, and thrombectomy.
- Neurointerventions: Accessing intricate cerebral vasculature during neurovascular procedures such as embolization or coil placement for aneurysm treatment.
- Interventional Radiology: Guiding catheter placement and therapeutic devices in procedures such as embolization, tumor ablation, and vascular recanalization.
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Spring Winding
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Core wire Grinding
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