Qosina launches closed male luer lock valves

Qosina recently announced that it has added four new closed male luer lock valve connectors to its line of luer-activated valves.

The male valves are normally closed and connect directly to female luer lock or luer-activated valve. They disconnect by twisting counter-clockwise.

Qosina’s new valve connectors are DEHP-free and can completely close when disconnected to reduce the need for clamping or capping. They are best used for flushing and drainage applications, preventing dropping and leakage, restricting the free flow of fluids and are suitable for gamma and EtO sterilization.

Qosina currently supplies OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries. It has more than 5,000 products and offers free samples on most items. It is ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and ISO 14001 registered.

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