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
Unpolished Fittings
Unpolished sanitary tube fittings conform to conventional tube OD specifications, butt-weld fittings are engineered to facilitate a wide variety of processing connections. These fittings are ideal for wineries, water production facilities and other manufacturing plants where polished stainless steel is not a requirement.
Fittings are manufactured in accordance with 3A Standards. Available for purchase online in both 304 and 316L stainless steel alloys along with a variety of sizes. FREE SHIPPING on orders over $100.
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Butt-Weld End Cap – Unpolished (16W)
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90° Butt-Weld Elbows – Unpolished (2WCL)
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45° Butt-Weld Short Elbows – Unpolished (2WK)
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Butt-Weld Concentric Reducers – Unpolished (31W)
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Butt-Weld Eccentric Reducers – Unpolished (32W)
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Butt-Weld Long Tees – Unpolished (7W)
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Butt-Weld Short Tee – Unpolished (7WWW)
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Butt-Weld Sanitary Cross – Unpolished (9W)
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90° Butt-Weld Elbow with Tangents – Unpolished (L2S)
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Type A (VB) Stub Ends – Unpolished (14VB)
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Butt-Weld Long Reducing Tee – Unpolished (7RW)
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