Sanitary tubing and fittings are easy to treat as “just piping.” They are often specified early, installed quickly, and then forgotten until something goes wrong. But in hygienic processing, the tube and connection details are not background infrastructure. They influence... keep reading
Tri-Clamp Fittings
Stainless steel tri-clamp fittings are the most popular style of process line equipment used within the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries. These fittings quickly create a leak-proof connection to allow for easy assembly, routine maintenance and inspection.
Tri-Clamp connections require a gasket and clamp to complete a leak-proof seal. To learn more please see our Frequently Asked Questions or read our Ultimate Guide to Tri-Clamp Fittings
Available in both 304 and 316L stainless steel alloys (what’s the difference) and manufactured in accordance with 3A Standards. Material Test Reports (MTRs) available upon request. Sanitary Fittings has access to a large amount of inventory so most orders include same day shipping.
Products
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Tri-Clamp Brewery Hose Adapters (14MPHRL)
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Tri-Clamp Long-Weld Ferrule (14AM7)
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Tri-Clamp Short Ferrule (14WMP)
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Single-Pin Heavy Duty Clamp (13MHHM)
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Light Duty Tank Ferrules (14WLMP)
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Heavy Wall Tank Weld Ferrule (14MPW)
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Roll-On Expanding Ferrules (14RMP)
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Tri-Clamp Hose Adapters (14MPHR)
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Tri-Clamp Thermometer Cap (23BMP)
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High Pressure Tri-Clamp (13MHP)
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Tri-Clamp End Caps (16AMP)
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90° Tri-Clamp Elbow (2CMP)
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