Sanitary hoses are flexible transfer lines designed for hygienic processing environments. You will see them anywhere product, cleaning solutions, or utility water needs to move between tanks, pumps, filters, fillers, and washdown points, without adding contamination risk or creating hard-to-clean... 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.
Products
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BPE Butt-Weld Reducing Cross (S9RWWWW)
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Short Threaded Bevel Seat Ferrules (15TRF)
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BPE Tri-Clamp Short Weld Ferrule (S14WMP)
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Reducing Butt-Weld Tee x Short Outlet Tri-Clamp (S7RSWWK)
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BPE Butt-Weld Short Concentric Reducer (S31S)
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Wall Flange (WF)
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Tamper Resistant Tri-Clamp (13MHHMTRC)
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Male Heavy Wall I-Line Ferrule (14WHI)
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Purity Tri-Clamp (P13MHHM)
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Swivel Joint Double-Pin Clamp (A12MPS)
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BioPharm Butt-Weld Eccentric Reducer Short (S32S)
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Female Tank Weld I-Line Ferrule (15WHI)
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How to Choose the Right Sanitary Hose for Your Facility (Selection Checklist)
Sanitary hoses are one of those components that can quietly make or break a process. The right hose transfers product efficiently and stands up to your cleaning routine while reducing contamination risks and premature failures. The wrong hose can drive... keep reading
How to Choose the Right Sanitary Valve for Your Process
Choosing a sanitary valve is rarely about picking a “good” valve. It’s about choosing the right valve for how your line actually runs: what you’re moving, how often you clean, how you control flow, and what risk you can tolerate... keep reading