Is a reference connector the same as a gauge?
No. A reference connector is a defined mating interface used in a test setup. A gauge checks a dimensional or fit condition. Many RFQs need both, but they are selected for different jobs.
Answers to common ISO 80369 quotation questions about reference connectors, gauges, male and female sample checks, test methods, calibration and documents.

Use this FAQ to prepare a clean ISO 80369 inquiry before asking for quotation, documents, calibration or product selection support.
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State the standard part, application and connector side.
Separate reference connector needs from gauge or gauge-set needs.
Name the test method, fixture, equipment channel and report expectation.
Include calibration, certificate and controlled-document questions with the product scope.
No. A reference connector is a defined mating interface used in a test setup. A gauge checks a dimensional or fit condition. Many RFQs need both, but they are selected for different jobs.
A male sample is normally checked against a female ring-style gauge. A female sample is normally checked against a male plug-style gauge. The RFQ should state sample side, lock or slip context and certificate need.
Send the standard part, application, Figure or Annex if known, sample connector side, test method, fixture need, quantity, document request and calibration or certificate expectation.
Start with the clinical application and connector family: ISO 80369-7 for Luer intravascular and hypodermic connectors, ISO 80369-3 for enteral, IEC 80369-5 for limb cuff inflation and ISO 80369-20 for common test methods.
Yes, but calibration wording depends on the product type and measured feature or equipment channel. Include the product scope and certificate expectation with the RFQ.
Protected standard figures and controlled manufacturing drawings are not reproduced here. KingPo can confirm the applicable Figure relationship and available controlled documents for the selected product.
Leakage tests need the pressure or vacuum condition, mating interface and fixture. Axial-load tests need force equipment and holding alignment. Torque and unscrewing tests need the lock interface, assembly condition and torque fixture.
Confirm the applicable standard, product family and test method, then include the required quantity, fixtures and documents with your inquiry.
KingPo supplied documentation identifies this tester for ISO 80369-20 Annex B pressure leakage and Annex C positive-pressure liquid leakage workflows.
KingPo supplied documentation identifies this equipment for ISO 80369-20 Annex F resistance to separation from axial load, including force, displacement, software and report workflow context.
Select an ISO 80369-7 Luer gauge set by checked connector side, counterpart requirement and calibration scope.
Common test method relationship hub for ISO 80369 performance workflows.
Luer gauge, luer reference connector, and related equipment relationships.