ISO 80369 Stress Cracking
Use this page to prepare ISO 80369 connector, product, standard and RFQ context for KingPo review.
How this method is used in selection
Stress cracking needs a tighter boundary than the current generic page: the supplied manuals in this batch support connector assembly context, but they do not replace the stress-cracking fixture, conditioning medium, duration or acceptance wording required by the controlled standard route.
Use the method page to collect fixture, connector and conditioning inputs. Publish specific stress-cracking limits only after matching the selected ISO 80369 part and the controlled document text.
Prepare the connector, fixture and document context
Ask for connector drawings, material, conditioning requirement, reference connector figure, sample count and the final report language required by the quality team.
Typical setup questions
- Confirm the connector family, reference connector side and whether the customer is asking for ISO 80369-7 luer stress cracking or another ISO 80369 route.
- Identify the required holding fixture, conditioning exposure, sample quantity and post-conditioning inspection or leakage follow-up.
- Use the Connector Assembly Device only where controlled assembly of the reference connector and sample is part of the selected workflow.
- Route leakage follow-up to the Annex B/C or Annex D equipment page if the test plan includes leakage after conditioning.
RFQ fields to prepare
The owner-manual set supports assembly and leakage equipment context. A stress-cracking-specific fixture manual was not included in this batch.
Related standards, requirements and equipment
Continue from this page into the related standard, product family, requirement or test method before preparing the RFQ.