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A Wide Range of Products for Scientific Instruments

The Lee Company produces many components for a wide range of scientific instrument applications. Like our Air Bleed Orifices, some of them are designed to solve a specific hydraulic problem, such as removing trapped air pockets from hydraulic systems without a loss of hydraulic fluid. Others, like our products in plastic fittings, have enormously broad use-cases. These consist of pre-assembled check valves, screens, relief valves, and precision flow orifices. Producing our components enables manufacturers to lower their cost of assembly and improve their product quality, as each component is 100% functionally tested.

Although these parts don’t fit neatly into one of our other product categories, they are vital components in scientific instrument products across several applications. Contact your local Lee sales engineer to learn more about how to specify these components for your application.

Products in Plastic Fittings

The Lee Company offers a wide range of components – such as precision flow orifices, check valves, relief valves, and safety screens – pre-assembled in many common scientific instrument fittings such as male to female Luer adapters, barb-to-barb unions, and tee fittings. Each fitting is made of scientific instrument-grade polypropylene, and the pre-installed Lee component is made of all stainless steel. All fitting assemblies are 100% functionally tested to ensure that each part meets its performance requirements. Ordering our components in plastic fittings helps to reduce both costs and assembly time while improving your product quality.

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Partner with The Lee Company and get much more than just a supplier of top-quality fluid control products. Find solutions, maximize productivity, and drive efficiency across your operations using our literature, case studies, and videos. To learn more, check out these resources for scientific instrument manufacturers to learn more.