Vascular access begins with preparation. The Kimal AngioGateAngioFLEX® Vessel Dilator is designed to seamlessly pave the way for successful sheath deployment, even in heavily calcified or fibrotic vessels. By combining precision tip geometries with Kimal's specialized polymers, our dilators ensure safe, predictable vessel expansion while keeping endothelial friction and tissue trauma to an absolute minimum.
Designed in collaboration with cardiologists to solve the most common challenges in radial hemostasis.
Designed to facilitate the dilation of the access tract prior to sheath or catheter placement.
Designed for advancement over a compatible guidewire during vascular access procedures.
Available in multiple French sizes to support different vascular access techniques and clinical preferences.
The Kimal AngioGateAngioFLEX® Vessel Dilator doesn't just widen a pathway; it protects it. Available as standalone items or fully integrated into Kimal Custom Procedure Packs, our dilators provide the reliable, standardized start your lab requires for premium patient care.
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AngioGate® Hydrophilic Radial Sheath is optimised for radial access. The specially tapered transition combined with the lubricious hydrophilic finish makes it the sheath of choice for radial access.
Kimal AngioGate MicroIntroducer kits specifically feature an integrated coaxial dilator and sheath setup combined with high-visibility 0.018″ mandrel wires to establish a stable vascular conduit through a tiny 21G puncture.
MicroIntroducers combine quality with design to produce a smooth transition with reinforced assembly to maximise access into more difficult vessels.
Procedure packs can be tailored to meet your exact needs and the components and packs listed represent universal options.
Procedure packs bring together sterile, single use and disposable surgical items required for a procedure; delivering improvements in efficiency, traceability, cost savings and reducing the risk of infection.
