Male Protective Cap (Small)
BHM-03
Overview
Baixin Bio's Male Protective Cap (Small) (BHM-03) is a precision protective cap or plug engineered for sealing and protecting luer ports on IV sets and disposable devices. Produced in PP, it is built for tight tolerances, smooth surfaces, and high-volume single-use assembly. OEM and ODM customization is available for material, color, dimensions, packaging, and assembly. Contact Baixin Bio with your drawings or samples for a quote.
Product Specifications
| Product Code | BHM-03 |
|---|---|
| Product Series | BHM |
| Material | PP |
| Color | Customizable |
| Application | sealing and protecting luer ports on IV sets and disposable devices |
| Packaging | Polybag + carton (custom packaging available) |
Key Features
- Available for OEM/ODM customization and bulk supply
- Precision injection-molded for consistent dimensions across high-volume runs
- Smooth fluid-contact surfaces to support reliable, leak-resistant connections
- Batch-to-batch consistency suited to automated assembly lines
- Molded from PP for stable mechanical performance
Applications
This luer cap or protective plug is commonly used in sealing and protecting luer ports on IV sets and disposable devices. It is specified by device assemblers and OEM programs that need repeatable fit and reliable fluid-path performance in their finished products.
Material and Compatibility
The component is manufactured from PP. Material grade and color are configurable to match your existing line.
Why Procurement Teams Choose Baixin Bio
Procurement teams buying the Male Protective Cap (Small) usually worry about the same things. Here is how Baixin Bio addresses each:
- Lot-to-lot consistency — every batch is molded to the same validated tooling and inspected, so dimensions and sealing performance do not drift between orders.
- Supply reliability — production capacity and raw-material planning are built for repeat volume, reducing the risk of line-down stockouts.
- Documentation — material grade, sterilization compatibility and specifications are documented to support your incoming inspection and quality file.
- Sampling before commitment — request samples and drawings up front, so you qualify the part against your own assembly before placing volume orders.
- Single-source breadth — connectors, valves, drip chambers, clamps, caps and tubing come from one supplier, simplifying vendor qualification and logistics.
Factory Capability
Baixin Bio manufactures medical plastic components in-house, from tooling through injection molding, assembly and packaging. Production runs on medical-grade thermoplastics under process controls designed for single-use device parts, with the capacity to scale from qualification samples to high-volume supply.
- In-house mold design and tooling
- Injection molding in medical-grade PC, PP, PVC, ABS, PE and POM
- OEM / ODM development from drawings or samples
- Custom material, color, dimensions and packaging
- Sampling and qualification support
- High-volume, export-ready supply
OEM / ODM Customization
Baixin Bio offers OEM and ODM customization for the Male Protective Cap (Small). We support custom materials, colors, dimensions, packaging, mold design, drawing-based production and sample development. Send your drawings or samples for a tailored quotation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What information is needed to quote BHM-03?
Please provide target quantity, material and color preference, any drawings or samples, and your packaging requirements.
What is the Male Protective Cap (Small) used for?
The Male Protective Cap (Small) is used in sealing and protecting luer ports on IV sets and disposable devices as part of IV set and disposable medical device assembly.
Can the Male Protective Cap (Small) be customized for OEM projects?
Yes. Material, color, dimensions, packaging and tooling can be customized. We also produce to customer drawings and samples.
What material is this component available in?
The standard material is PP. Alternative medical-grade materials can be specified for custom programs.
