Medical Luer Lock Connector Cap Combi Stopper
Medical luer connector combi stopper is a protective accessory designed for the sealing of medical luer connectors in syringe, infusion set, iv extension line and other products with luer connectors.
It’s made of medical grade PP/PE, with male and female luer connector caps at each end. The male cap is commonly used to protect the female luer lock connectors on iv extension lines, indwelling needles, and the 3-way stopcock. The female cap is used to protect male luer lock connectors on infusion sets and syringe tips. The combi stopper is smooth and burr-free, provides a reliable seal, and is available in different colors. For detailed specifications, please refer to the table below.
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Specifications
| Material | Medical grade PP/ PE |
| Color | Blue, Red, White, or customized. |
| Standard | ISO 80369-7 |
Applications
As a protector accessory used to protect male/female luer, medical combi stopper is commonly used in infusion set, syringe, iv extension line and other products with luer connectors.

Packaging & Transportation
| Property | Details |
| Inner Package | Double Layer PE Bag |
| Outer Package | Quality Carton |
| Carton Size | 47*35*28 |
| Shipping Mark | Paper Sticker or Label Printed |
| Port of Loading | Shanghai |
| Payment Term | T/T, D/P, L/C |
| Incoterm(2020) | EXW, FCA, FOB, CFR, CIF |
FAQ
Q:Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?
A:We are an ISO 13485 certified manufacturer specializing in medical plastic&rubber components.
Q:Do you offer OEM or ODM services?
A:Yes, we provide OEM and ODM services, including private label, packaging customization, and product design support.
Q:What payment terms do you accept?
A:We accept T/T, L/C, D/P, D/A.












