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CNC machining delivers micron precision and tight tolerances for complex geometry.
Optimized for mass production, high-volume machining utilizes advanced automation and process control to ensure consistent quality, tight tolerances, and superior cost efficiency at scale.
Designed for precision-driven applications, low-volume machining supports prototype development and limited production runs with high accuracy, rapid iteration, and reduced tooling requirements.
Designed to accommodate a wide range of wire diameters and coatings, the Catheter Guide Wire Handle integrates a self-centering, radially compliant collet system. This mechanism applies uniform circumferential compression without inducing surface deformation or compromising coating integrity. Compatibility extends across stainless steel, Nitinol, and hydrophilic-coated wires, allowing seamless integration into multi-wire procedural workflows.
The internal structure of the Catheter Guide Wire Handle is engineered to optimize longitudinal force transmission without introducing axial damping effects. Constructed with high-durometer thermoplastics along the actuation axis, the system avoids elastomeric deflection, enabling high-resolution feedback during distal wire advancement. This configuration preserves kinetic energy in real time, especially when overcoming lesion resistance or engaging tight anatomical constrictions.
The internal structure of the Catheter Guide Wire Handle is engineered to optimize longitudinal force transmission without introducing axial damping effects. Constructed with high-durometer thermoplastics along the actuation axis, the system avoids elastomeric deflection, enabling high-resolution feedback during distal wire advancement. This configuration preserves kinetic energy in real time, especially when overcoming lesion resistance or engaging tight anatomical constrictions.
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Enables controlled guide wire manipulation during coronary angioplasty and stenting procedures involving complex arterial geometries and calcified lesions.
Facilitates precise torque and micro-movement control for navigating intracranial vessels during coiling, thrombectomy, and aneurysm repair procedures.
Supports high-torque guide wire navigation in femoral, iliac, and tibial arteries during angioplasty or atherectomy of peripheral occlusions.
Maintains stable wire positioning through tortuous aortic access routes during deployment of stent graft systems in abdominal aortic aneurysm repairs.
Used for transseptal access and device positioning in left atrial and valvular interventions requiring high control over guide wire path.
Enables accurate, low-force manipulation of micro guide wires in small-caliber vessels typical in neonatal and pediatric cardiac interventions.
To meet stringent particulate control standards in vascular applications, the Catheter Guide Wire Handle is manufactured using non-lubricated, interference-fit joints assembled in ISO 7 cleanroom environments. All moving components are engineered with plasma-treated surfaces to resist wear-induced shedding during high-frequency motion. The internal drive system has been validated through ASTM F2638-compliant particle analysis protocols.
The Catheter Guide Wire Handle is designed with a modular interface system supporting sterile draping compatibility and accessory extensions. Components are secured via tactile-index locking mechanisms, allowing rapid assembly or replacement without tool assistance.
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Frigate integrates a low-hysteresis torque shaft with angular stability up to 120° of torsional deflection. The design ensures 1:1 rotational fidelity from handle to distal wire even under vascular resistance. A precision-milled core minimizes backlash and prevents tip lag during repetitive torque application. This performance is critical during rotational or directional atherectomy procedures in calcified vessels.
Frigate uses thermoplastic wear-resistant materials and plasma-treated internal surfaces to minimize debris under dynamic stress. The handle assembly is lubricant-free and ultrasonically welded in ISO 7 cleanrooms. All internal components meet ASTM F2638 sub-visible particulate limits for intravascular use. This ensures safe deployment in procedures with zero contamination tolerance, such as neurovascular or coronary interventions.
The handle incorporates a compliant collet system that applies evenly distributed radial compression across the wire diameter. This prevents coating damage while ensuring axial retention during torque or push maneuvers. Frigate’s collet geometry is validated across multiple hydrophilic wire types for coating integrity. It maintains stable engagement without slippage in lubricious environments.
Frigate designs the collet interface with adaptive radial compliance zones, allowing secure engagement from 0.014″ to 0.038″ wires. This eliminates the need for multiple handle SKUs across different intervention types. Internal stress distribution modeling ensures constant clamping pressure without deformation across wire sizes. The universal fit supports procedural standardization in multi-specialty cath labs.
Mechanical components undergo fatigue testing for over 10,000 torque cycles and 1,000 axial insertion strokes under simulated procedural loads. Frigate uses high-modulus polymers with stable creep behavior under sustained mechanical stress. Handles are validated using both static and dynamic simulation under cardiac intervention conditions. This ensures stable control over long durations without mechanical drift or failure.
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