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News Release from: Tom Parker | Subject: Fluid couplings
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 19 March 2001

Plastic, medical-grade couplings with
hose barbs

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Tom Parker has launched a new range of plastic, medical-grade couplings with 3/4in hose barbs for smooth, rapid media transfer.

Tom Parker has launched a new range of plastic, medical-grade couplings with 3/4in hose barbs for smooth, rapid media transfer The new MPU couplings, manufactured by CPC, feature a twist-to-connect design with an easy-to-use locking mechanism that guards against accidental disconnects and provides a reliable, secure connection

The coupling's low-profile design makes them easy to handle and a convenient thumb-latch facilitates easy disconnects.

Sharp barb ends minimise turbulence and a shrouded seal prevents fluid-path contamination.

Their medical-grade, polysulphone construction is lightweight, replacing heavier metal couplings to remove extra weight from assemblies.

They meet the most stringent requirements such as USP class VI, MEM elution, agarose overlay, hemolysis in vitro, and USP physicochemical tests.

The durable MPU couplings will withstand autoclave, EtO, Gamma or E-beam sterilisation methods.

They will be used in the transfer of biomedia from large-capacity containers for media packaging, biopharmaceutical manufacturing as well as laboratory and other applications requiring easy, secure connection of 3/4in tubing.

The range includes caps and plugs for reliable closure in transit, removing the need to use unreliable tube clamps.

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