Asahi Fielder XT-R Coronary Guidewire APW14R005S 190 cm Hydrophilic Guidewire

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Asahi Fielder XT-R Coronary Guidewire
The Asahi Fielder XT-R Coronary Guidewire APW14R005S is a tapered, low tip load, polymer-jacketed coronary guidewire designed for channel crossing and loose tissue tracking in complex coronary lesions and chronic total occlusion workflows.

Key Features
Tip Load: 0.6 gf for flexibility and control
Tip Shape: Straight tip configuration for channel tracking applications
Usable Length: 190 cm for coronary interventional use
Outer Diameter: 0.26 / 0.36 mm (0.010 / 0.014 in) tapered outer diameter
Coil Length: 16 cm
Radiopaque Length: 16 cm for visibility and distal control
Coating: Polymer + hydrophilic coating to reduce friction and support lesion crossing
Technology: Built with ACT ONE technology to optimize torque force, torque response, durability, and rigidity

Clinical Applications
Used in coronary interventions requiring guidewire support for channel crossing, loose tissue tracking, and subtotal or chronic occlusion navigation
Positioned for cases where flexibility and control are needed to improve trackability through tortuous or difficult coronary anatomy

Product Information
Product Name: Asahi Fielder XT-R
Reference / Code: APW14R005S
Brand: Asahi Intecc
Product Type: Coronary guidewire
Coating Length: 170 mm / 17 cm
Clinical Use: Complex coronary lesions and chronic occlusion procedures