Cath Lab & Hemodynamics
17 products available — PTCA balloons, guidewires, radial and femoral introducers, hemostasis valves, manifolds and cath-lab consumables.
Buying guide — Cath Lab & Hemodynamics
Cath-lab consumables are bought as a system, not as loose parts: the introducer fixes the French size, the catheter must pass through that introducer, the wire must pass through that catheter, and the hemostasis valve must seal around that wire. One mis-ordered link leaves the whole box unusable. That is why this category is organised by procedure step — access, navigation, treatment, injection — and every page carries its compatibility table. We supply PTCA balloons, guidewires in five tip loads, radial and femoral introducer sets, hemostasis valves, inflation devices and manifolds to distributors serving hemodynamics and interventional units.
What to verify before buying
- The compatibility chain: introducer French ≥ catheter French; 0.014" wire for PTCA — verify the whole chain before ordering
- Balloon NP and RBP — semi-compliant and non-compliant are not interchangeable
- Injection-circuit pressure: 250 or 500 PSI manifolds, 300 / 500 / 1200 PSI lines by use
- Radial vs femoral access — each route has its own introducer; today's mix leans radial
- EO sterilisation and ISO 13485 lot traceability — specification and compatibility only, no clinical claims
The compatibility chain: French sizes and inches
Every measurement in interventional work nests inside the next one, and purchases fail when one chart is read in isolation. The sequence never changes:
| Link | Measure | Must fit |
|---|---|---|
| Introducer (sheath) | French (4–10 F) | The access artery and the catheter passing through it |
| Guide / diagnostic catheter | French (4–6 F) | The introducer's inner lumen |
| Guidewire | Inches (0.014"–0.038") | The catheter's lumen |
| PTCA balloon | Diameter mm × length mm | The 0.014" wire and the guide catheter |
| Hemostasis valve | Per wire | The whole system, sealing around the wire |
When quoting, send the full combination your unit runs — introducer, catheter, wire and balloon — and we verify it as a system. Five minutes of checking that prevents this category's most common return.
Buying by procedure step
Access. Radial introducer sets (4–8 F, with puncture needle and short wire) and femoral sets (4–10 F, three build types). Radial dominates today's mix; femoral remains mandatory at large sizes.
Navigation. 0.014" PTCA wires in five tip loads — 0.7 g to 12 g — plus PTFE and hydrophilic diagnostic wires. Tip load is not a preference: every operator works a ladder of loads and the box should reflect it.
Treatment. Semi-compliant PTCA balloons for predilatation, non-compliant for high-pressure postdilatation. NP and RBP printed on every page; they do not substitute for each other.
Injection and control. Manifolds with 1 to 3 stopcocks (250 / 500 PSI), inflation devices with gauge (30 / 40 bar), Y hemostasis valve sets with torquer and inserter included, and high-pressure lines up to 1200 PSI.
OEM components from this same family — stopcocks, connectors, torquers in bulk for set assemblers — live on the stopcock & connector OEM line, with component MOQs and packaging.
Frequently asked questions — Cath Lab & Hemodynamics
Can I order the complete system in one quote?
Yes, and it is the recommended way: send the introducer, catheter, wire and balloon your unit runs and we verify the full compatibility chain before manufacturing. Mixed orders consolidate into one shipment.
Do balloons and wires need special registration?
They are high-class medical devices in most markets; the finished-device registration is handled by the distributor in the destination market using our documentation — technical file, manufacturer ISO 13485 and per-batch sterilisation. Confirm local classification before importing.
Do you manufacture under private label?
Yes. Pouch and print under your brand from per-reference quantities. Bulk components for assemblers (stopcocks, torquers, connectors) sit on the OEM line with component terms.