Medline Standard Angiography Introducer Needles, 18G, 25 Each per Case

Standard Angiography Introducer Needles, 18G, 25 Each per Case

Standard angiography introducer needles in 18 gauge support guidewire placement during angiography workflows. This option fits buyers who want a sterile needle with a hollow polycarbonate construction and an ergonomic hub for handling and orientation. The case includes 25 needles, and this SKU has a pink color code with no wings.

Good Fit For

• Angiography procedure supply purchasing
• Departments that prefer 18 gauge introducer needles
• Workflows where hub orientation matters

Key Features

• 18 gauge angiography introducer needle for guidewire access tasks
• Hollow polycarbonate construction helps with guidewire insertion and needle removal over the wire
• Ergonomic hub design adds a clearer hand feel during handling
• Reference point on the hub helps with orientation
• Sterile format supports procedures that require a sterile needle
• Case quantity of 25 works for departmental purchasing and routine replenishment

Applications and Usage

• Guidewire insertion during angiography procedures
• Stocking sterile introducer needles in procedure areas
• Purchasing case quantities for routine clinical supply needs

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This SKU has no wings, which may matter for buyers comparing handling preferences.
• The hub includes a reference point for orientation during use.
• Color coding is pink for quick visual identification.

FAQ

• What gauge is this angiography introducer needle? This angiography introducer needle is 18 gauge.
• Is this needle sterile? Yes. This needle is sterile.
• Does this introducer needle have wings? No. This version does not have wings.
• How many needles come in a case? Each case includes 25 angiography introducer needles.
• What handling details are called out for this needle? The needle has a hollow polycarbonate design to help with guidewire insertion and needle removal over the wire, plus an ergonomic hub with a reference point for orientation.

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