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Diaphragm valve VFA10° - S/TCsamplingfor liquid food products and beveragesseat
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Characteristics
- Type
- diaphragm
- Function
- sampling
- Media
- for liquid food products and beverages
- Body
- seat
- Applications
- tank bottom
- Other characteristics
- aseptic, pneumatic-drive
- DN
Max.: 100 mm
(3.937 in)Min.: 20 mm
(0.787 in)- Pressure
Max.: 10 bar
(145 psi)Min.: -1 bar
(-14.5 psi)- Temperature
Max.: 200 °C
(392 °F)Min.: -80 °C
(-112 °F)
Description
The 6/7/2014VA-VFA Aseptic Sampling Valve is designed to be installed in tanks and reactors. It can also be used for food preparation and pharmaceutical operations. This device ensures absolute drainability without dead leg.
The VA-VFA Aseptic sampling valve comes in two versions, namely the flanged, which has a detachable valve body and the butt-weld that is directly welded to the tank bottom.
The aseptic sampling valve may either be manual or pneumatic drives. It can be purchased in sizes that range from ¾” to 2"in AISI 316L with silicone diaphragms, complying with FDA standards. It is also designed by Aerre Inox to react effectively to the requirements of quality and reliability of the environment on which it is used.
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