Thin-Wall Performance. Maximized Radial Access.
Designed to deliver the access you need with a smaller outer diameter.
Skyline XT combines thin-wall construction, a patented hydrophilic coating, and smooth component transitions to support efficient radial access and patient comfort.


More Lumen.
Less Sheath.
Thin-Wall Construction
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Better sheath-to-artery ratio
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Reduced vascular irritation and lower likelihood of RAO
Deliverability & Comfort
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Improved sheath deliverability
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Smooth puncture for better patient comfort
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Decreased risk of radial artery spasm
Hydrophilic Coating & Transitions
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Patented hydrophilic coating for low-friction insertion
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Seamless wire → dilator → sheath transitions
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Minimizes vascular trauma
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Easy, quick-connect dilator-to-sheath hub
Built for a Smooth Procedure

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Skyline XT - Thin-wall Radial Sheath
Radial Sheath, 5F, Stainless Steel Guide Wire, Single-Wall, PN: RS-5-SS-SW
Radial Sheath, 5F, Polymer Guide Wire, Double-Wall, PN: RS-5-P-DW
Radial Sheath, 6F, Stainless Steel Guide Wire, Single-Wall, PN: RS-6-SS-SW
Radial Sheath, 6F, Polymer Guide Wire, Double-Wall, PN: RS-6-P-DW
UOM: Box of 5
*Introducer Sheath Kits are intended for use to facilitate the introduction of guide wires, catheters, and other accessory medical devices through the skin into a vein or artery and to minimize blood loss associated with such introduction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Skyline XT Radial Sheath different from a traditional introducer sheath?
Skyline XT features thin-wall construction with approximately 50% less wall thickness than traditional sheaths, providing a smaller outer diameter while maintaining the desired French size.
What sizes is Skyline XT available in?
Skyline XT is available in 5F and 6F configurations, with stainless steel or polymer guide wire options.
Does Skyline XT have a hydrophilic coating?
Yes. Skyline XT features a hydrophilic coating designed for low-friction insertion. The coating should be hydrated with normal saline before use according to the Instructions for Use.
How does Skyline XT support radial access?
Its thin-wall construction provides a better sheath-to-artery ratio, while its design supports improved deliverability, reduced vascular irritation, and a lower likelihood of radial artery occlusion (RAO).
Is Skyline XT intended for high-pressure injection?
No. The Skyline XT Introducer Sheath Kit is contraindicated for high-pressure injections.
Ready to Experience Skyline XT?
Discover thin-wall radial access designed around deliverability, vessel compatibility, and patient comfort.

