High Pressure Angiographic Syringe

Our HTSY® High Pressure Angiographic Syringe is a disposable and fully sterilized medical consumable. It is tailor-made for CT, DSA and MRI imaging tests, which are widely used in modern hospital diagnosis. This item can pair with almost all popular high-pressure injectors on the market, so you do not need to worry about matching issues.

The package comes with a syringe barrel, plunger, connecting tubing and suction parts. We craft the main body from medical-grade polycarbonate. This tough material holds up well under high injection pressure, and it's also highly transparent. Clinical staff can easily check how much fluid is left while working.

Every unit is fully sterilized before it leaves our factory. Since it's made for one-time use only, it prevents cross-contamination and keeps all diagnostic work safe. It works perfectly for imaging departments to deliver contrast agent steadily and accurately.

Product Parameter （Specification）

Product Selling points

If you're looking for reliable disposable supplies for your imaging department, take a look at our high pressure angiographic syringe. This is a single-use sterile tool built specifically for CT, DSA and MRI scans, widely used across hospitals and clinical centers everywhere.It works with most mainstream high-pressure injectors, so you won't run into compatibility issues with your existing equipment. The full set comes with all the parts you need right out of the box. Just assemble the barrel, plunger and connecting tubes, draw up contrast agent or saline as required, then hook it up to your injector device. After each examination, simply dispose of the whole set following standard medical protocols. Safe, simple and straightforward for your daily diagnostic work.

Universal compatibility

This HTSY® high-pressure angiographic syringe has great universal compatibility. They fit more than 95% of popular high-pressure injectors and all standard CT scanners used in hospitals and clinics.This makes stock handling far simpler for your purchasing and management teams. You won't need to keep multiple types of consumables on hand for different machines, so you can run your supply stock more smoothly and effectively.

Stable and precise flow rate delivery

This item runs stably even when pressure runs high during injection. It moves contrast media and saline in a steady, precise stream. Whether you're doing contrast CT scans or angiography that call for fast, high-pressure delivery, the seal stays firm and pressure stays consistent the whole time.A solid seal ensures you get sharp, clear images. It also keeps liquid from leaking out easily. This makes every exam safer and raises the overall success rate.

Single-tube model

Our standard single-tube model is designed for extracting and connecting a single medication. It simplifies pre-operation preparation work in clinical scenarios. With fewer connecting joints, the chance of leakage is further reduced.Medical staff can finish pipeline installation in a short time. The simple structure lowers operation difficulty, and guarantees stable and consistent injection effects throughout the whole process.

Dual-tube variant

Our dual-tube variant is made to suit sophisticated clinical requirements. You can collect two different liquids and connect individual tubes respectively.You won't have to take apart and replace tubes when using contrast agent and saline. It greatly improves your overall workflow. For exams that involve regular fluid switches or detailed injection protocols, this dual-tube choice will boost your flexibility and daily work efficiency.

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How to use

1.Install the syringe

2.Expel the air from the syringe

3.Connect the puncture aspirator

4.The puncture aspirator rotates clockwise

5.Lift the injection head, puncture the aspirator, insert the medicine bottle and start aspirating the medicine

6.After the drug aspiration is completed, remove the aspirator, replace the connecting tube and exhaust the air. Then, the injection can be administered to the patient