Scalp Vein Set: Luer Lock Or Luer Slip

Luer slip scalp vein set: simple, fast, and cost-effective

The straight-mouth design adopts the Luer taper standard, achieving sealed connections through friction on the tapered surface. Its design philosophy focuses on:

Fast insertion and removal: During the puncture operation, nurses can connect and separate with one hand, achieving high efficiency

Simple structure: No additional thread processing required, resulting in lower manufacturing costs

Highly versatile: complies with international Luer interface standards and is compatible with most infusion sets and syringes on the market

Luer lock scalp vein set: Safety, stability, and prevention of detachment are prioritized

The core purpose of the screw port design is to prevent accidental detachment-a hazard that is easily overlooked during intravenous infusion.

Lock-in anti-detachment: After tightening the thread, a mechanical lock is formed, so even if the patient moves or the catheter is pulled during infusion, the needle post will not accidentally detach

Better sealing: The sealing effect of threaded fitting is superior to simple tapered friction, reducing the risk of leakage

Suitable for precision infusion scenarios: For scenarios requiring long-term stable infusion such as connecting infusion pumps and injection pumps, the screw structure is more reliable

The clinical positioning of the two designs differs: luer slip scalp vein sets meet the "fast and economical" needs of conventional infusion; The luer lock scalp vein set offers a better solution for "safety, stability, and anti-shedding."