Transradial Artery sheath

Choices in radial artery access:

• Thin-walled needle with micro needle head
• Transparent hub to see blood flashback
• Silicone coating on the needle for ease of entering the skin and artery wall 
• Direct access or access through a catheter on the needle

Reducing the possibility of arterial spasm:

• Different types of guidewire depending on the vascular needs of the patient and the user's preference: 
• Guidewire made of stainless steel or nitinol or some with a malleable head for use in tortuous vessels.

Special design of the dilator to eliminate the need for skin incision:

• Expanding before inserting the sheath reduces the need to split the skin.
• Atraumatic and smooth sheath for dilator passage
• Has a hydrophilic coating for ease of entry
• Dilator with long hub and ergonomic design
• Snap Lock to be placed in the sheath valve body

Component Set:

• Sheath with hemostat valve, side port and three-way valve
• Guidewire
• Needle
• Dilator
• Catheter on needle (in sets with catheter technique on needle)