Sale on Manual & Electric Hospital Beds - Starting from 25 September!

Home
Shop
Cardiology Equipment
INT Medical Angiography Syringe

✓ Certified Professional Seller

INT Medical Angiography Syringe

Latex-Free Control Syringe with Ring Plunger and Finger Grip, in Four Volumes with Rotating or Fixed Adapter

The INT Medical Angiography Syringe is a latex-free control syringe from INT Medical, designed for hand injection of contrast media during angiography and interventional procedures. Featuring a ring plunger with finger grip for one-handed dosage control, a graduated barrel, and a choice of rotating adapter or fixed luer lock across 6, 8, 10, and 12 mL volumes, it delivers precise contrast control at the manifold. Available through Medigear.uk.

Sections

Interventional Consumables & Accessories

Categories

Cardiology Equipment

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

The INT Medical Angiography Syringe is a control syringe for hand injection of contrast media. It differs from a standard syringe in how it is held and driven. A ring sits on the plunger for the thumb, and two further rings form a grip for the fingers. The operator can therefore aspirate and inject with one hand while keeping fine control over how much is delivered. The barrel is graduated so volume can be read during the injection rather than only set beforehand.

Eight references are offered. Four volumes are available, at 6, 8, 10 and 12 mL. Each volume comes with either a rotating adapter or a fixed luer lock. These sizes suit hand injection rather than power injection, where a dedicated injector syringe is used instead. The reference codes follow a consistent pattern. The two digits after AS give the volume, and the final pair gives the connection, with 01 for rotating and 02 for fixed. AS1001 is therefore the 10 mL rotating version and AS1002 the 10 mL fixed version.

Adapter choice is a workflow decision. A fixed luer lock is tightened by turning the whole syringe. A rotating adapter turns independently of the barrel. The syringe can then be connected and released without the barrel spinning in the hand. The manifold line does not twist either. Where the syringe stays attached to a manifold through a case, that matters. INT states the range is latex-free.

Medigear.uk supplies all eight references to UK catheter laboratories and will confirm sterility, pressure rating, and UK conformity before order.

Diagnostic coronary angiography and percutaneous coronary intervention are the main settings. Contrast media is injected into a coronary artery through a catheter, and imaging captures how it flows. The operator controls that injection by hand. Volume and force are judged against what appears on screen. Contrast media is viscous, so pushing it through a fine catheter takes real force. A control syringe exists so this can be done accurately with one hand.

The syringe usually sits on a manifold rather than connecting straight to the catheter. A manifold switches between the contrast reservoir, saline flush, and a pressure transducer. That arrangement lets the operator inject, flush, and read pressure without breaking any connection. The rotating adapter suits this setup. The syringe can be released and reattached without twisting the manifold line. Contrast volume matters clinically. The total dose across a case affects kidney function. Reading the graduated barrel during injection helps keep that total down.

Air management is the critical safety step. Air injected into a coronary artery can cause ischaemia. The syringe is aspirated and purged before every injection. The ring plunger supports this by allowing controlled pull-back as well as push. Peripheral interventional radiology uses the same syringe class. Arterial and venous contrast studies both apply. Volume choice follows vessel size and the injection required. INT states the range is latex-free. That removes one consideration for patients with a known latex allergy.

Medigear.uk supplies the instructions for use with every order so clinical teams can confirm handling before a case.

One-Handed Aspiration and Injection

The thumb ring allows pull-back as well as push, so contrast can be drawn and delivered without the operator's second hand.

Finger Grip Braces the Hand

Two finger rings give something to pull against, which is what makes fine control possible during a hand injection.

Rotating Adapter Protects the Manifold Line

Connections can be made and released without turning the barrel, so the line does not twist where a syringe stays attached through a case.

Both Connections at Every Volume

Rotating and fixed versions exist across all four volumes, so a unit chooses connection style and volume independently.

Reference Codes That Can Be Read Directly

The volume and connection type are both encoded in the reference, which reduces the chance of ordering the wrong variant.

Graduated Barrel for Dose Awareness

Reading volume during injection rather than only before it supports keeping total contrast dose down across a case.

Latex-Free Declaration

INT states the range is latex-free, which is a positive declaration rather than a silent label, and simplifies use in patients with latex allergy.

Consolidated Supply Through Medigear.uk

Medigear.uk quotes all eight references of the INT Medical Angiography Syringe on one account alongside the wider INT interventional range.

Ring Plunger

A thumb ring on the plunger allows controlled aspiration as well as injection.

Finger Grip

Two rings on the barrel flange brace the hand against plunger movement.

6 mL References

AS0601 with rotating adapter and AS0602 with fixed adapter.

8 mL References

AS0801 with rotating adapter and AS0802 with fixed adapter.

10 mL References

AS1001 with rotating adapter and AS1002 with fixed adapter.

12 mL References

AS1201 with rotating adapter and AS1202 with fixed adapter.

Rotating Adapter Option

The connection turns independently of the barrel for attachment without line twist.

Fixed Luer Lock Option

A conventional fixed connection is available where a unit prefers it.

Graduated Barrel

Volume markings run the length of the barrel for reading during use.

Latex-Free Construction

INT declares the range free of natural rubber latex.

Consistent Reference Coding

Volume occupies the middle digits, and connection type the final pair across all eight codes.

Manifold Compatibility

The syringe is intended to work as part of a contrast manifold arrangement rather than in isolation.

The INT Medical Angiography Syringe covers a catheter laboratory's hand-injection requirement across eight references, spanning 6 to 12 mL with a rotating adapter or fixed luer lock at every volume. The ring plunger and finger grip give the one-handed control that hand injection of contrast requires, and the reference coding is readable enough to reduce ordering errors. Medigear.uk supplies all eight references to UK cardiac catheter laboratories and interventional radiology suites, quoting single boxes or standing volumes alongside the wider INT range. Before supply, Medigear.uk will confirm the pressure rating, sterility and single-use status, shelf life, box quantity, packing dimensions in LBH mm, and UK conformity status, none of which are established in the material currently held.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

It delivers contrast media by hand during angiography and interventional procedures. In practice, it connects to a manifold, which switches between contrast, saline flush, and pressure monitoring. The operator aspirates contrast, purges air, then injects while imaging runs. Medigear.uk supplies the range to UK cardiac catheter laboratories and interventional radiology suites.

A fixed luer lock is part of the barrel, so tightening it means turning the whole syringe. A rotating adapter spins independently, letting the connection be made or broken without rotating the barrel or twisting the manifold line. Both are offered at all four volumes. Medigear.uk can supply either for assessment before a unit standardises.

Four, at 6, 8, 10 and 12 mL. Coronary hand injections typically use only a few millilitres each. The choice therefore balances how often an operator wants to refill against how much weight and length they want in the hand. Medigear.uk can quote across volumes so a laboratory can trial more than one.

Consistently, which is worth noting. AS is followed by the volume as two digits, then 01 for a rotating adapter or 02 for a fixed one. AS0601 is 6 mL rotating, AS1202 is 12 mL fixed. Unlike some other INT ranges, the code can be read directly. Medigear.uk still recommends checking the written description on any order.

The thumb ring lets the operator pull back as well as push forward, which a flat plunger head does not allow. Two finger rings brace the hand against that movement. Together they give controlled aspiration and injection from one hand, leaving the other free. INT presents this as the basis for accurate dosage control.

INT states the range is latex-free on its product material. This is a clear declaration, unlike some other items in the INT interventional range where the label makes no latex statement either way. Medigear.uk will obtain the written confirmation that NHS trusts generally require for a contract file.

No pressure rating is given in the material supplied. Control syringes are built more robustly than standard syringes. Hand injection of contrast generates real pressure, so a rating would normally be specified. Medigear.uk treats the absence as a gap to close, and will obtain the figure from INT rather than infer one.

The material supplied carries no CE or UKCA marking information. The AS references appear in United States device records under the INT brand, with Shanghai Kindly Medical Instruments Co., Ltd. as the labelling entity. That does not establish UK conformity. CE status under Regulation (EU) 2017/745, UKCA status, and the UK Responsible Person all need confirming, and Medigear.uk will do so before supply.