AngioGate® Haemostatic Valve Introducer Sheath

The comfortable and lightweight design of AngioGate® HV Introducer Sheaths combined with the gradual tapered tip and intricate positioning of the valve, provide a smooth, atraumatic insertion and dependable performance during the most demanding procedures.

Key Features & Clinical Benefits

Designed in collaboration with cardiologists to solve the most common challenges in radial hemostasis.

Dual Tapered Design

Precision made dilator and sheath introducer provides a smooth transition between components, limiting trauma to the surrounding tissue.

Minimise Tissue Trauma

The unique proprietary polymer construction allows for a smooth insertion of the sheath and dilator.

Suitable for Complex Procedures

Double ended guidewire provides added flexibility in complex procedures.

Product Overview

Convenient and Reliable. The comfortable and lightweight design of AngioGate® HV Introducer Sheaths combined with the gradual tapered tip and intricate positioning of the valve, provide a smooth, atraumatic insertion and dependable performance during the most demanding procedures. Available as a single unit or part of a kit.

Clinical Applications

  • Cardiology
  • Radiology
  • General Surgery

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