Method for assembling a medical valve

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Valve or choke making

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29890132, B23P 1500

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056946864

ABSTRACT:
A closed system, needleless valve device includes a generally tubular body defining an internal cavity. On the proximal end of the body there is an opening which is preferably sufficiently large to receive an ANSI standard tip of a medical implement. The distal end of the body has a generally tubular skirt. The valve also includes a hollow spike having a closed tip. The spike includes at least one longitudinal 18-gauge hole located distal the tip, and is seated inside the cavity such that the tip is below the proximal end of the body. An annular support cuff is connected to the spike which seals off a portion of the cavity of the body such that an upper cavity containing the tip is defined. The valve also includes a plastic, resilient silicone seal which fills the upper cavity and opening and covers the tip of the spike so as to present a flush surface. An adaptor enables the valve to be attached to a resealable container. The valve is created by placing the spike with the seal thereon within the body. The spike and seal are preferably prevented from being removed from the body by at least one retaining tab that is created during assembly of the valve by gouging material from an inner surface of the body with a gouging bit as the valve is assembled.

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