Special valves & tank safety systems
Vacuum valve Aseptomag®
Hygienic vacuum valves are used to secure lines in processing plants against impermissibly occurring vacuums (e.g. after sterilization).
| Item | Sizes |
| Sealing material | EPDM |
| Surface quality in product area | Ra ≤ 0.8 |
| Material quality in product area | AISI 316L |
| Operating temperature | -20...+150°C |
| Other materials and higher surface qualities are available upon request. | |
Pipeline connection
The pipeline connection is designed as a screw connection according to DIN 11851 by default. Other connection types such as welded end, clampable geometry or connections according to DIN 11864 are available upon request.Downloads
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Steam Inlet Valve DE
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Back-pressure Valves Aseptomag® GD
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