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Zebra Hydrophilic Guide Wire

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Zebra Hydrophilic Guide Wire

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Zebra Hydrophilic Guide Wire combines high visibility and superior lubricity to facilitate smooth and accurate navigation through complex anatomical pathways during urological and gastroenterological procedures.

  • International Quality Standard.
  • Fastest Delivery.
  • Export Standard Packaging.
  • Customized Production.

The Zebra Hydrophilic Guide Wire is engineered with a nitinol core and striped (zebra-patterned) PTFE or polymer jacket, offering outstanding fluoroscopic visibility and flexibility. This guide wire is designed to negotiate tight strictures, tortuous anatomy, and difficult lesions with precision and ease.

Its advanced hydrophilic coating activates upon contact with fluid, delivering an ultra-smooth surface that minimizes friction and reduces trauma during insertion. Manufactured by Advin Gastrology, this guide wire is ideal for use in urology, gastroenterology, and interventional procedures requiring safe and reliable device placement.

Available in a wide range of lengths, diameters, and tip configurations—including straight, angled, or floppy tips—the Zebra Hydrophilic Guide Wire ensures versatility and adaptability across clinical applications.

Advanced Features

  • Zebra-striped jacket for enhanced fluoroscopic visibility
  • Advanced hydrophilic coating for exceptional lubricity
  • Nitinol core for superior torque control and kink resistance
  • Available in various tip shapes: straight, angled, floppy
  • Flexible yet durable for easy navigation through strictures
  • Facilitates smooth delivery of catheters and other devices
  • Maintains shape memory for optimal anatomical tracking
  • Sterile and single-use for maximum safety
  • Compatible with a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic devices
  • Designed for high performance in urology, gastrology, and ERCP procedures

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