Start by application
Which connector family is involved?
Respiratory, enteral, neuraxial, Luer or another ISO 80369 scope changes the Figure family and product path.
Selection workflow
Product Selection Guide
A practical path for choosing ISO 80369 reference connectors, Luer gauges, test equipment, fixtures, complete sets and RFQ inputs.
Decision path
Move from application to RFQ without guessing the product
Start with what the buyer knows. The correct page may be a standard, Figure connector, gauge, equipment method, complete set or document request.
Choose the standard
Which ISO 80369 part or Annex is named?
Use the standard part to narrow the application family, then continue to Figure products or ISO 80369-20 methods.
Choose Figure and connector side
Is the sample male or female, slip or lock?
Reference connectors are selected by Figure, tested sample side and mating relationship. Gauges follow a different route.
Choose the test method
What action is being measured?
Leakage, axial load, torque, stress cracking and assembly workflows require different equipment, fixtures and documents.
Choose product type
Is this a connector, gauge, equipment, fixture or set?
A gauge is not a reference connector, and a complete set is not just a category page. Choose the buying path before the product.
Prepare RFQ inputs
What should be sent to KingPo?
Prepare standard part, Figure or Annex, sample photos or drawings, test method, quantity, fixtures, documents and certificate needs.
Fast checks
Common mistakes before quotation
Connector vs gauge
Use reference connectors for functional test setups and gauges for fit or dimensional checking.
Slip vs lock
State whether the sample uses a push-fit slip interface or threaded lock relationship.
Single item vs set
If multiple Figures, gauges or methods are involved, ask for a set or configuration review.