Expansion is a good problem to have, but it can get expensive fast if your sanitary system was built with no room to grow. In hygienic processing, “adding a line” is rarely just adding pipe. It can trigger new clean-in-place... keep reading
Stainless Steel Tube Fittings
Sanitary Fittings carries a wide range of stainless steel tube fittings at some of the lowest prices online. We offer both 304 and 316L stainless steel alloy in sizing options ranging from 1” up to 12” for select models. Most items are manufactured in accordance with 3A standards noted on product pages. These items are precision engineered to be utilized in the most demanding environments of the food, dairy, beverage, and pharmaceutical facilities and in other industrial and manufacturing settings.
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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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Thermal Expansion in Sanitary Process Tubing Thermal expansion is easy to overlook because stainless sanitary tubing feels rigid and “fixed” once it’s installed. But when a line heats up during SIP, hot water sanitizing, steam exposure, or even warm product... keep reading
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