199 devices · GMDN 42988
Low-pressure tubing connectors are reusable devices designed to securely join two or more flexible tubes, creating a continuous fluid pathway. Clinically, they’re used in applications like IV administration, dialysis, or respiratory therapy where stable, leak-resistant connections are needed for low-pressure fluids or gases.
These connectors are typically regulated as reusable medical devices, subject to safety and performance standards for repeated use. They’re often supplied as part of sterile or non-sterile kits, depending on the clinical setting, and may require cleaning or maintenance between uses to ensure reliability.
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