Vendor-neutral assortment of microfluidic fittings, connectors, ferrules, and manifolds MicroCD Labs

Tubing & Fluid Handling

Compression Fittings

Research-use product family; source and production route confirmed by quote.

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MicroCD Cat. No.
MCD-FH-009
Classification
Tubing & Fluid Handling
Subclass
Connectors and manifolds
Catalog source
Confirmed with written quote
Production route
Confirmed for the selected configuration
Order type
Generic research-use family reviewed by written quote

Compression fittings, nuts, ferrules, and unions for secure connections in small-bore tubing runs.

Interconnect component used to split, adapt, seal, or route low-volume fluidic lines.

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Catalog status

Research-use product family shown with an indicative catalog range. Source, production route, availability, specifications, final price, tax, shipping, and lead time are confirmed in writing before any order is accepted.

MicroCD Labs uses catalog number MCD-FH-009 for quoting, compatible variants, substitutions, and order review.

Available variants

  • Connection options: luer, barbed, 1/4-28, 10-32, compression, union, tee, cross, reducer, or manifold formats.
  • Material options: PEEK, ETFE, PP, PTFE, stainless, or chemically compatible polymer alternatives.
  • Configuration options: straight, elbow, Y, T, cross, multi-port, and mixed-interface adapters.

Specification checklist

  • Confirm intended application: RUO, teaching, prototype, OEM evaluation, or diagnostic development.
  • Confirm fluid compatibility, pressure/flow range, operating temperature, and cleaning method.
  • Specify tubing OD/ID, fitting thread type, wetted material, connector standard, and maximum pressure.
  • Check dead volume, chemical compatibility, bubble tolerance, and available space around the chip or instrument.

Documentation and order review

Available specifications, source, production route, and applicable documentation are confirmed with the final written quote.

Quote-reviewed research catalog. Source, production route, specifications, documentation, availability, and final price must be confirmed in writing before an order is accepted.