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New Sanitary Valve with EPDM and PTFE Diaphragm for Fine Chemicals
Adamant Valves the trusted global sanitary valves manufacturer has announced today the launch of their new sanitary valves with new EPDM and PTFE Diaphragm for fine chemicals. Chemical engineers can now purchase reliable and affordable sanitary valves with the new diaphragm that will protect the pipeline from leakage. This new diaphragm has higher corrosion resistance thus increasing […]
Read moreFeatures and Pricing of Sanitary Valves
As the name suggests, sanitary valves have been designed for use in areas that require sterile or clean processing. You will find their applications in the food, medical, dairy, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries. Their common features are crevice-free, polished surfaces, and easy cleaning. The media flowing through these valves include liquids, gases, and those liquids […]
Read moreNew Discoveries of Sanitary Butterfly Valves
Food products and pharmacies are the two main or rather leading industries that use sanitary butterfly valves. The valves, like other devices in the industries, are used for sanitation purposes. This is mainly because conventional valves used in other industries cannot adapt to the high standards of fermentation of antibiotics required in these industries. Unfortunately, some […]
Read moreThe Working Temperature Range of the Valve Rubber Seals
Owners of various food industries and those who work there have a better understanding of the thermal conditions that surround such places. The sanitary valves used in such places should therefore have rubber seals that can withstand a wide temperature range. When buying rubber seals for these valves, it is good to understand various thermal requirements in […]
Read moreWhy do We Choose Stainless Steel in Sanitary Process Systems?
What is it that makes stainless steel “stainless” and why is stainless steel the material of choice for clean process segments? This post will concentrate on those inquiries and give knowledge into a term that is regularly misrepresented. Stainless steel, in the same way as all steels, is made essentially of iron and carbon. Steel is made […]
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