Kimal® PICCline™ Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters (PICC)

Designed to provide medium- to long-term central venous access for the administration of fluids and medications and for blood sampling.

Key Features & Clinical Benefits

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

CT-Rated

Pressure resistant and indicated for power injection up to 300 psi.

Insertion kit

Supplied with MST (KOD) kit as standard for efficient PICC insertion.

Cost-effective solution

Competitively priced against similar PICCs in the market.

Product Overview

The Kimal® range of PICCs are designed to be used to administer fluids, antibiotics, chemotherapy, parenteral nutrition, pain management drugs, and for blood sampling. All Kimal PICClines are pressure resistant and are indicated for power injection up to 300 psi, and are supplied with an MST (KOD) kit as standard.

Clinical Applications

  • Medical Wards
  • Oncology
  • Critical Care
  • Palliative Care

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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
Lumens 1-3 lumens

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