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The new components are ideal for flushing, sampling and IV applications. They can prevent dropping and leakage when disconnected to reduce the need for clamps.
The injection sites are luer-activated and the stem opens the bidirectional valve to enable fluid transfer. Internal threads on male luer match with the external threads on the valve to make a secure connection. If there is a disconnections, the valve closes.
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