Medical fluid connector
A medical fluid connector, having a first body with a tube section with an inlet and a first thread, a second body with an outlet and a second thread that engages the first thread to move the first and second bodies between closed and opened positions. The second body has a third thread that is configured to rotate in the opposite direction in relation to said first and second threads. The connector has a closure cap with a fourth thread that, in a delivery state of the fluid connector, is detachably screwed to the third thread of the second body, wherein the fluid connector assumes the open position, and wherein the outlet is closed off in an air-permeable and liquid-tight manner by means of the closure cap.
1. A medical fluid connector for a medical fluid line system, the medical fluid connector comprising:
a first body with a tube section which extends in an axial direction and which forms a fluid channel with an inlet, the first body further comprising a first thread which is oriented so as to be coaxial with the tube section, and
a second body with a lumen which extends in an axial direction and which engages around the tube section in a circumferential direction and which has an outlet which is associated with the inlet, the second body further comprising a second thread that interacts with the first thread of the first body in a manner movable by screwing,
wherein the fluid connector is, by means of a relative screwing movement between the first body and the second body, able to be transferred between
a closed position, in which the lumen and the tube section interact so as to form a sealing connection which, in a fluid-tight manner, seals off the outlet, and
an open position, in which the sealing connection is eliminated and the outlet is connected in a fluid-conducting manner to the inlet,
and wherein the second body has a third thread, which is oriented so as to be coaxial with the first thread and with the second thread and is designed to rotate in the opposite direction in relation to said first and second threads,
wherein the medical fluid connector further comprises a closure cap with a fourth thread which, in a delivery state of the fluid connector, is detachably screwed to the third thread of the second body, wherein the fluid connector assumes the open position, and wherein the outlet is closed off in an air-permeable and liquid-tight manner by means of the closure cap.
2. The medical fluid connector according to claim 1 , wherein the closure cap has a semi-permeable membrane by means of which the outlet, in the delivery state, is closed off in an air-permeable and liquid-tight manner.
3. The medical fluid connector according to claim 1 , wherein the fluid connector, proceeding from the delivery state, is configured to be transferred into the closed position by means of unscrewing of the closure cap from the second body.
4. The medical fluid connector according to claim 1 , wherein the first body has a first collar section, which extends in an axial direction and at least sectionally surrounds the tube section in a circumferential direction.
5. The medical fluid connector according to claim 1 , wherein the tube section has a spring section which is elastically resiliently movable in an axial direction and by means of which, in the closed position, elastic preloading of the sealing connection is generated.
6. The medical fluid connector according to claim 1 , wherein the second body has a male Luer cone, which is associated with the outlet and through which the lumen extends.
7. The medical fluid connector according to claim 4 , wherein the first thread is formed as an inner thread on the first collar section.
8. The medical fluid connector according to claim 5 , wherein the spring section is in the form of a helical spring.
9. The medical fluid connector according to claim 8 , wherein the second body has a second collar section, which extends in an axial direction and at least sectionally engages around the male Luer cone in a circumferential direction and on which the third thread is formed as an inner thread of the second collar section.