Sollution™ Guidewire Bowl

Designed to assist in the use, preparation and storage of guidewires and catheters during radiology procedures.

Key Features & Clinical Benefits

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

Safe Disposal of Fluids

Pouring spout supports safe and easy disposal of fluids from the 2.5l capacity bowl.

Safe and secure

Moulded retainer rings securely holds coiled devices in place when they are not in use.

Stable Design

Provides excellent stability and supports easy removal of Guidewires and Catheters from the bowl.

Product Overview

The Sollution Guidewire Bowl has been specially formed to secure coiled devices and avoid the risk of kinking during soaking and priming. With a storage area of 2 litres, it also includes a pouring spout to assist with the safe disposal of fluid.

Clinical Applications

  • Cardiology
  • General Surgery
  • Radiology

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Ordering Information

Product Code (Sterile) Product Code (Non Sterile) Kit Contents
K62/GWB/10 Box quantity x12
8606

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