Test Port Plug, Male with Locking Nut
| M1091910 | |
| Maternal Infant Care | |
| GE HealthCare | Outright |
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Features
- Leak-proof connections
- Secure and safe
- Good strength
- Lightweight
Product Overview
The Test Port Plug, Male with Locking Nut is a luer type plug and often used in incubators. The luer lock only requires a quarter turn to connect and disconnect. They are a universal type connector, so any female plastic quick-turn coupler can connect to any male plastic quick-turn coupler, regardless of size or style. These fittings are easily attached with the premium connectors. All female ports may be used with either slip or luer lock connections. The 6% taper on the male provides a friction connection as a slip. Nylon luer fittings are components of a standard system to connect small diameter tubing with secure, leak-proof connections. Nylon is a strong, lightweight and flexible material resistant to solvents, oils, greases, petroleum products, fungi and molds. It comes as a part of MIC Giraffe™ Warmer, ARC Aisys and MIC Panda™ iRES Warmer. It is highly reliable, durable and efficient.
Compatible Products
Giraffe Warmers
Panda iRes Warmers