Kimal® Guidewire and Dispenser

Designed to support smooth seldinger insertion of vascular access catheters.

Key Features & Clinical Benefits

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

Greater control

A grooved thumb wheel provides greater control when advancing whilst wearing gloves, ensuring the guidewire stays centred under your thumb.

Efficient vascular access

All Kimal guidewires are nitinol to minimise kinking and are pre-loaded in the thumb wheel dispenser to aid in vascular access.

Greater choice

The Kimal guidewire comes with a j-tip and is available in sizes from .018" to .035".

Product Overview

Kimal® Vascular Access Guidewires and Dispensers are designed to support safe, precise seldinger insertion. Built for reliable performance across a range of clinical settings, they help clinicians navigate anatomy with confidence from initial access through device delivery.

Clinical Applications

  • Critical Care
  • Anaesthetics / Theatres
  • Cardiology
  • Vascular Access

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Technical Assets

Technical Assets

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Technical Specifications

Sterility EO sterile
Legal Manufacturer Kimal PLC
Country of Origin UK
Shelf Life/Expiry 3 years
Customisation Non-customisable
Regulatory Status CE Marked

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