Stainless aseptic fittings

We offer stainless aseptic fittings and valves for the pharmaceutical industry, biotechnology, food industry, chemical plants, solar industry with high quality and close following of the technical requirements. In addition to high quality material, the aseptic stainless fittings have good clean surfaces, are cavity free and have the proper sealing elements. All of our aseptic stainless fittings can be sterilised with pressurised steam.

Furthermore, we offer two distinct quality classes as the hygiene classes: (Material No. 1.4404 = 4L) Hygiene class H3 with an Ra value inside of <0,8 μm and hygiene class H4 with an Ra value of <0,4 μm (Material No. 1.4435 = 5S - Basler Norm 2)).

The key classes of aseptic fittings we offer are as follows:

 


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are the key features of stainless aseptic fittings used in the pharmaceutical industry?

The key features of stainless aseptic fittings include high-quality materials, clean surfaces, cavity-free designs, and effective sealing elements. These fittings are specifically designed to meet stringent technical requirements in industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and food processing. Additionally, they can be sterilized using pressurized steam, ensuring compliance with hygiene standards.

How do the hygiene classes of stainless aseptic fittings differ?

We offer two distinct quality classes for our stainless aseptic fittings, identified by Material No. 1.4404 (4L). These classes define the specific hygiene standards that each fitting meets, ensuring that they are suitable for various applications in sensitive environments such as chemical plants and the solar industry.

What types of clamps are available for use with stainless aseptic fittings?

We provide a variety of clamps designed to work seamlessly with our stainless aseptic fittings, including Clamp Welding Flanges by DIN 32676, Single Pin Clamps by DIN 32676, Double Pin Clamps by DIN 32676, 3-Part Clamps by DIN 32676, and High Pressure Clamps by DIN 32676. Each of these clamps is engineered to ensure secure and reliable connections within aseptic systems.