Cannula with Luer lock Hub

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The Standard for Secure and Leak-Proof Connections

A Luer Lock hub is a standardized connection system found at the base of a cannula. It is designed to create an exceptionally secure, leak-proof seal between the cannula and a corresponding Luer Lock handle or syringe. The system features a tapered tip that fits into the handle, which is then secured by a threaded collar that screws on, or "locks," the two pieces together.This locking mechanism is the gold standard for procedures that involve suction or pressure, such as liposuction.

Key Advantages

• Unmatched Security: The primary benefit of the Luer Lock system is its secure, twist-on connection. This prevents accidental slippage or disconnection of the cannula from the handle during a procedure, which is critical for both safety and efficiency.
• Leak-Proof Performance: The tight seal ensures that suction pressure is maintained consistently and prevents leakage of aspirated fluid. This results in a cleaner surgical field and more effective fat removal or fluid aspiration.
• Universal Compatibility: The Luer Lock is an ISO-standardized fitting. This ensures that a Luer Lock cannula from one manufacturer will be compatible with a vast range of Luer Lock handles, syringes, and tubing from other manufacturers, providing maximum flexibility in the operating room.
• Surgeon Confidence and Control: The reliable connection allows the surgeon to maneuver the cannula with confidence and focus entirely on the sculpting process, knowing the equipment is securely joined.

Primary Applications

While used across many medical fields, Luer Lock hubs are essential for:

• Liposuction: For connecting cannulas to aspiration handles and suction systems.
• Fat Grafting: For securely attaching harvesting and injection cannulas to syringes.
• Fluid Aspiration & Injection: In any procedure where a secure, high-pressure connection is necessary to inject or remove fluids.

In short, a cannula with a Luer Lock hub is the professional choice for any procedure demanding reliability, safety, and a secure connection between instruments.