Lubric Advanced™ Angiographic Guidewires

Angiographic guidewires designed for interventional cardiology and peripheral vascular procedures. Available in PTFE-coated, ultra-hard, and PTCA variants to support diagnostic catheterization and lesion crossing. Precision-engineered for reliability in coronary and peripheral angiography applications.

Precision guidewires for navigating coronary and peripheral vasculature during interventional cardiovascular procedures.

Precision guidewires for vascular intervention procedures enabling navigation through vessels during percutaneous coronary and endovascular interventions.

Specialized wires for percutaneous vascular access and catheter navigation. Designed for interventional radiology and endovascular procedures.

Interventional guidewires designed for vascular access and navigation during minimally invasive procedures. Available in various diameters and lengths to support coronary and peripheral interventional applications.

Sterile single-use guidewires for vascular intervention and catheter placement procedures. Precision-manufactured for safe navigation through vascular anatomy.

Sterile guidewires for procedural navigation in vascular and non-vascular interventions. Available in various diameters and stiffness profiles for specific clinical needs.

Specialized guidewires for complex coronary lesion crossing and support during percutaneous coronary intervention.

Guidewires are thin, flexible wires used to navigate blood vessels and guide catheters during interventional cardiology procedures. These disposable devices enable precise positioning and reduce procedural time in coronary angiography, angioplasty, and stent placement. Available in various lengths, diameters, and tip configurations to suit different anatomical pathways and clinical requirements.

Thin metallic wires used to navigate and establish a pathway through blood vessels during interventional procedures. Essential for catheter placement in complex vascular anatomy.

Sterile, single-use guidewires for advancing endoscopic accessories and catheters through the gastrointestinal and urinary tracts. These instruments provide directional control during minimally invasive diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.