Saturn Amplatz™ PTFE Guidewire (Stiff Type): Precision-Stabilized Vascular Access Solution

Hainwise proudly introduces the Saturn Amplatz™ PTFE Guidewire (Stiff Type) – a purpose-engineered access wire that redefines stability and control in challenging endovascular and urological interventions. Built on the proven Amplatz platform, this stiff-type guidewire combines an ultra-smooth PTFE coating with optimized core stiffness, delivering exceptional pushability and precise torque control for demanding procedures where procedural stability is paramount.

Core Features & Technical Advantages

1.Low-Friction Surface Coating

A uniform PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coating ensures ultra-smooth passage through sheaths, catheters, and vessel lumens, significantly reducing friction during device exchanges and advancement.

2.Minimizes Vessel Trauma

The specially designed flexible tip and smooth transition between flexible tip and stiff shaft reduce the risk of vessel dissection, perforation, or spasm during navigation in tortuous anatomy.

3.Biocompatible and Chemically Inert

Made from medical-grade materials, the guidewire is biocompatible and chemically inert, ensuring compatibility with contrast agents and minimizing tissue reactivity or allergic responses.

4.Superior Pushability and 1:1 Torque Response

The stiff nitinol core provides exceptional longitudinal pushability for stable access maintenance, while maintaining precise 1:1 torque transmission for accurate directional control.

5.Comprehensive Range of Diameters and Lengths

Available in multiple diameters (0.035″, 0.038″) and extended lengths (up to 260 cm) to accommodate a wide spectrum of procedural needs and anatomical variations.

Clinical Applications

1.Percutaneous Nephrostomy (PCN) Access

Provides stable and rigid support during renal access establishment and tract dilation.

2.Ureteral Stenting in Obstructed Systems

Maintains access rigidity in hydronephrotic or tortuous ureters during stent placement.

3.Complex Endourological Procedures

Serves as a stabilizing “working wire” during PCNL, antegrade ureteroscopy, or reno-vesical interventions.

4.Vascular Embolization and Stent Delivery

Offers rigid support during selective catheterization and device deployment in interventional radiology.

5.Exchange Procedures in Stenotic Anatomy

The stiff shaft facilitates smooth exchange of large-bore sheaths or drainage catheters in tight strictures.