Cole-Parmer Luer to Hose Barb Fitting, Straight Adapter, Medical Nylon, Cleanroom Packed, Rotating Male Luer Lock x 3/16" ID; 10/Pk_2053150
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Cole-Parmer Luer to Hose Barb Fitting, Straight Adapter, White Nylon, Cleanroom Packed, Rotating Male Luer Lock x 3/16" ID; 10/Pk

$30.80

The price is inclusive of GST
Manufactured in an ISO Class 7 certified cleanroom to minimize contamination by pollutants
  • Ideal for general-purpose, laboratory, and single-use applications to connect tubing with the rest of your system
  • Free technical application support available to determine which connector type is needed for your application
  • PVC-free€”ideal for use in bioprocess, life science, and pharmaceutical industries
  • Connect to a female luer body to form a leak-free fluid path
  • Single barb design tightly "grips" the tubing
  • Meets FDA regulations 21 CFR 178.3297 and is BSE/TSE and RoHS compliant
  • Male luer x 3/16" hose barb
Use these high-quality PVC-free fittings in biomedical research, pharmaceutical, electronic, and other critical-use applications. Fittings are manufactured, double bagged, and sealed in an ISO Class 7 cleanroom to ensure that the integrity is not compromised. An ISO Class 7 cleanroom utilizes HEPA filtration systems to maintain air cleanliness levels of less than 10,000 particles of 0.5 µm or larger per cubic foot.

Quickly and easily transition from soft tubing to a luer connection using these adapters. Luer fitting is a standardized system comprised of a male taper and a female mating part that provides a leak-free connection. A single barb on one end of the fitting creates a tight seal to keep the tubing in place. Nylon fittings are made from the same resin as natural nylon but with FDA-compliant white coloring. They offer good tensile strength, stiffness, and impact resistance and are resistant to fuels and lubricants. Not recommended for use with phenols, strong acids, and oxidizing agents.

Please note; No locking nut is included.

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