Sanitary hose assemblies and hard tubing both move product or cleaning solutions through hygienic processing systems. The right choice depends on how the line is used, how often it moves, how it is cleaned, and how much mechanical stability the... keep reading
Q-Line Gaskets
Q-Line fittings are very similar to Tri-Clamp fittings, but are heavier duty and not as widely used. One key difference between the two styles of fittings is that Q-Line fittings have a slightly larger width for their flange faces than Tri-Clamp fittings. Q-Line fittings use the same type of clamp as our standard I-Line fittings. The wider I-Line fittings are a suitable size to accommodate the same size Q-Line fittings. Read more on our blog.
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