14011 Luer Valve Assortment Kit
S$950.00
Item#: 14011
- Over 300 assorted parts
- Luer fittings for quick and easy connect and disconnect
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Product Description
Item#: 14011
- Over 300 assorted parts
- Luer fittings for quick and easy connect and disconnect
Can the Luer Kits be Autoclaved?
We offer to following luer kits. This table shows the materials used in each kit and whether or not the plastic parts are autoclavable.
| Kit | Materials |
Autoclavable |
| 500895 | Nylon | NO |
| 500890 |
Polypropylene | Yes (Do not autoclave the tubing. It’s polyurethane.) |
| 14011 |
Variety | Some pieces can be |
| 14012 | Mostly Polypropylene | Yes (Valves are polycarbonate, and the valve handles are polyethylene. Do not autoclave.) |
14011 Luer Valve Assortment Kit Pictures
The 14011 barbed tubing assortment kit contains over 250 items. All the items are pictured on a grid below. The darker lines in the image grid represent centimeters, and the smaller ones are 2.5mm apart.
Luer Valve Assortment Kit P/N 14011 |
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| 14034 Injection Site Male luer lock, Polycarbonate (PC), Qty:15 | 14039 Check Valve, Polyester & Silicone, QTY: 5 | 14044 Needleless Syringe-Activated Dual Check Valve, Polycarbonate & Silicone, Qty: 4 |
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| 14045 Needleless Syringe-Activated Check Valve, Polycarbonate, PVC & Silicone, Qty: 5 | 13822 Slide Clamp for 1/8″ Tubing, Polypropylene, Qty: 10 | 14041 Roller Clamp for 3/16″ OD Tubing, Polypropylene & Polystyrene, Qty: 5 |
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| 7465 Roller Clamp, Large Bore, Body PVC, Qty: 4 | 14040 Pinch Clamp for 7mm Tubing, Polyacetal, Qty: 10 | 3742 Female T Luer, Polycarbonate, Qty: 10 |
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| 14047 4-Port Infusion Y, Swivel Thread, Polycarbonate & PVC, Qty: 4 | 14048 3-Port Infusion Y, Swivel Thread, Polycarbonate & ABS, Qty: 5 | 14057 4-Way Stopcock, Polycarbonate & handle Polyethylene, Qty: 4 |
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| 14036 4-Way Luer Stopcock, Polycarbonate & Polyethylene, Qty: 4 | 14058 4-Way Stopcock with Luer Lock, Polycarbonate & handle Polyethylene, Qty: 4 | 14035 4-Way Stopcock, Polycarbonate & handle Polyethylene, Qty: 4 |
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| 14051 Pinch Clamp for 5mm Tubing, Polypropylene, Qty: 10 | 14038 1-Way Stopcock, Polyacetal & Polycarbonate, Qty: 4 | 14054 1-Way Stopcock, Polycarbonate & Polyethylene, Qty: 4 |
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| 14059 Manifold, 4-Port, Polycarbonate & Polyester, Qty: 1 | 14055 Manifold, 3-Port, Polycarbonate & Polyester, Qty: 1 | 13156 Female Luer Fitting for 1/16″ ID Tubing, Polypropylene, Qty: 20 |
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| 13157 Female Luer Fitting for 3/32″ ID Tubing, Polypropylene, Qty: 20 | 13158 Female Luer Fitting for 1/8″ ID Tubing, Polypropylene, Qty: 20 | 13159 Female Luer Fitting for 5/32″ ID Tubing, Polypropylene, Qty: 20 |
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| 13160 Male Luer Fitting for 1/16″ ID Tubing, Polypropylene, 20 | 13161 Male Luer Fitting for 3/32″ ID Tubing, Polypropylene, Qty: 20 | 13162 Male Luer Fitting for 1/8″ ID Tubing, Polypropylene, Qty: 20 |
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| 13163 Male Luer Fitting for 1/8″ ID Tubing, Polypropylene, Qty: 20 | 14061 Male/Female Luer Plug, Polycarbonate, Qty: 20 | 14042 Slide Clamp for 2.5mm O.D. Tubing, Polyethylene, Qty: 20 |
What Materials are Autoclavable?
This table shows a variety of materials and offers general guidelines for sterilizing parts manufactured from these materials.
| Material |
Autoclave |
Max Temp |
Brittle Temp |
Appearance |
Notes |
| Acrylic (PMMA) | no | 50°C | 20°C | Clear | Alcohol causes crazing and weakening |
| Fluoroelastomer Tubing (LPF) | yes* | *Once on a wet cycle | |||
| HDPE | no | 120°C | -100°C | Translucent | High density polyethylene |
| LPDE | no | 80°C | -100°C | Translucent | Low density polyethylene |
| Nylon | no | ||||
| PFA | yes | Can be autoclaved repeatedly at 121°C/15PSI, 15 min. cycles | |||
| Polyacetal | yes | Can be sterilized by EtO, steam and autoclave, but degrades under high energy radiation. | |||
| Polycarbonate (PC) | yes | 135°C | -135°C | Transparent | Weakened by repeated autoclaving, and may not perform well in high stress applications like centrifuges. Rinse thoroughly before autoclaving, because detergent residues cause crazing and spotting. No more than 20min. at 121°C. |
| Polyester | no | Glass transition 80-85°C | |||
| Polyethylene (HPP) or HPP Tubing | no | ||||
| Polymethylpentene | yes | Can be autoclaved repeatedly at 121°C/15PSI, 15 min. cycles | |||
| Polypropylene | yes | 135°C | 0°C | Translucent | Can be autoclaved repeatedly at 121°C/15PSI, 15 min. cycles |
| Polypropylene copolymer | yes | Can be autoclaved repeatedly at 121°C/15PSI, 15 min. cycles | |||
| Polystyrene (PS) | no | 90°C | -40°C | Clear | |
| Polysulfone (PSF) | yes | Weakened by repeated autoclaving | |||
| Polyurethane or Polyurethane tubing | no | This tubing is used in kit 500890 | |||
| Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) | no | 70°C | -30°C | Clear | |
| PTFE (Teflon) or Teflon Tubing | yes | 260°C | -100°C | Opaque | Can be repeatedly autoclaved. Do not run fluid through the tubing after autoclaving until the tubing has cooled to room temperature. |
| Silicone | yes | ||||
| Silicone tubing | yes* | *Once on a wet cycle (PeriStar Pro tubing) | |||
| Vinyl tubing | no | 70°C | -30°C | Clear | No organic solvents |
| Viton | yes |
What Materials are Autoclavable 2?
This table shows a variety of materials and offers general guidelines for sterilizing parts manufactured from these materials.
| Material |
Autoclave |
Max Temp |
Brittle Temp |
Appearance |
Notes |
| Acrylic (PMMA) | no | 50°C | 20°C | Clear | Alcohol causes crazing and weakening |
| Fluoroelastomer Tubing (LPF) | yes* | *Once on a wet cycle | |||
| HDPE | no | 120°C | -100°C | Translucent | High density polyethylene |
| LPDE | no | 80°C | -100°C | Translucent | Low density polyethylene |
| Nylon | no | ||||
| PFA | yes | Can be autoclaved repeatedly at 121°C/15PSI, 15 min. cycles | |||
| Polyacetal | yes | Can be sterilized by EtO, steam and autoclave, but degrades under high energy radiation. | |||
| Polycarbonate (PC) | yes | 135°C | -135°C | Transparent | Weakened by repeated autoclaving, and may not perform well in high stress applications like centrifuges. Rinse thoroughly before autoclaving, because detergent residues cause crazing and spotting. No more than 20min. at 121°C. |
| Polyester | no | Glass transition 80-85°C | |||
| Polyethylene (HPP) or HPP Tubing | no | ||||
| Polymethylpentene | yes | Can be autoclaved repeatedly at 121°C/15PSI, 15 min. cycles | |||
| Polypropylene | yes | 135°C | 0°C | Translucent | Can be autoclaved repeatedly at 121°C/15PSI, 15 min. cycles |
| Polypropylene copolymer | yes | Can be autoclaved repeatedly at 121°C/15PSI, 15 min. cycles | |||
| Polystyrene (PS) | no | 90°C | -40°C | Clear | |
| Polysulfone (PSF) | yes | Weakened by repeated autoclaving | |||
| Polyurethane or Polyurethane tubing | no | This tubing is used in kit 500890 | |||
| Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) | no | 70°C | -30°C | Clear | |
| PTFE (Teflon) or Teflon Tubing | yes | 260°C | -100°C | Opaque | Can be repeatedly autoclaved. Do not run fluid through the tubing after autoclaving until the tubing has cooled to room temperature. |
| Silicone | yes | ||||
| Silicone tubing | yes* | *Once on a wet cycle (PeriStar Pro tubing) | |||
| Vinyl tubing | no | 70°C | -30°C | Clear | No organic solvents |
| Viton | yes |
Sterilizing Plastic Parts and Pieces
Luer kits contain many plastic parts made of a variety of materials. A common question is how to sterilize these parts. Common sterilizing methods include:
- EtO (gas)–a chemical steriliant small enough to penetrate the microbial cells that destroying nuclear cell components
- 70/30 Alcohol
- Cidex (Activated Dialdehyde solution)
- Autoclaving (wet 121°C, 15PSI for 30 minutes)–Before autoclaving, verify that the caps are properly loosened or removed to prevent any accidental implosion. Carefully clean the items with distilled water before autoclaving, because some chemicals that are inert on plastic resins at room temperature causes deterioration at high temperatures.
Can the Luer Kits be Autoclaved?
We offer to following luer kits. This table shows the materials used in each kit and whether or not the plastic parts are autoclavable.
| Kit | Materials |
Autoclavable |
| 500895 | Nylon | NO |
| 500890 |
Polypropylene | Yes (Do not autoclave the tubing. It’s polyurethane.) |
| 14011 |
Variety | Some pieces can be |
| 14012 | Mostly Polypropylene | Yes (Valves are polycarbonate, and the valve handles are polyethylene. Do not autoclave.) |
