Catheter guidewire BM-032S/BM032S150

ureteralhydrophilicatraumatic

Basic Information

• Place of origin: China
• Brand name: EVT
• Certifications: ISO 13485, NMPA (CFDA)
• Model numbers: BM-032S / BM032S150 / BM-035S / BM035S150 / BM032S150P / BM035S150P / BQ-032S-150 / BQ-035S-150
• Packaging: Individual blister; 5 pieces per box
• Delivery time: 5–8 working days
• Payment terms: T/T
• Supply: In stock

Product description
Ureteral guidewire designed for initial delicate ureteral access combining a protective J-tip geometry with progressive shaft stiffness and high radiopacity to support safe catheterization and stent placement. Visual spiral markers provide clear tactile and visual cues during instrumentation.

Key safety features

• Protective J-tip: 3.5 mm radius to reduce mucosal penetration risk
• Progressive stiffness profile: soft tip ~25 g/mm² transitioning to support shaft ~90 g/mm²
• Visual safety system: red spiral indicates terminal 5 cm warning zone; green spiral denotes optimal instrumentation segment
• Clinical validation: zero false passages reported in initial 150 cases (as documented)

Technical specifications

• Lengths: 150 cm (standard working distance); 260 cm option available
• Tip material: Tungsten
• Tip shapes: Fixed J-tip (35° curve); straight or curved options
• Coating: Hydrophilic distal 10 cm (friction coefficient ≈ 0.03)
• Radiopacity: High
• Compatibility: Standard 5Fr+ catheters
• Sterilization: Ethylene oxide sterilization

Available sizes

• 0.025 in — 150 cm — Straight, hydrophilic
• 0.028 in — 150 cm — Straight, hydrophilic
• 0.032 in — 150 cm — Straight, hydrophilic
• 0.035 in — 150 cm — Straight, hydrophilic
• 0.038 in — 150 cm — Straight, hydrophilic

Packaging & logistics

• Individual sterile blister packaging
• 5 pieces per outer box
• Typical lead time: 5–8 working days
• Shipment and payment terms: contact sales (T/T)

Clinical notes / intended use

• Intended to assist clinicians with initial, delicate ureteral access and controlled instrument exchange
• Visual markers and protective tip aim to reduce mucosal injury and false passage risk
• Use according to institutional protocols and local regulatory requirements