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What is stainless steel sanitary valve?

The Sanitary valve is the valve specifically design and us in industries where high – level hygiene and cleanliness are crucial, such as the food and beverage, dairy, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology industries. Include sanitary butterfly valves, sanitary ball valves, sanitary check valves, Sanitary safety valve, sanitary diaphragm valves and so on.

Sanitary valves

Structural features

Simple and smooth structure: Sanitary valves usually have a simple design with few dead – ends and crevices. This helps to prevent the accumulation of dirt, bacteria, and other contaminants, making them easy to clean and sterilize.

High quality materials: We have stainless steel 304 304L 316L. These materials have excellent corrosion resistance. 316L has high acid and alkali resistance

Sealing performance: Sanitary valves are using with high performance seals to ensure tight shut – off and prevent leakage. The seals are usually have resistant to chemicals and have good sealing properties at different temperatures and pressures. Common seal materials include EPDM, silicone, PTFE, FKM

Sanitary butterfly valves: Aohoy butterfly valve is design for use in a broad spectrum of applications and working pressures. These FDA-compliant valves provide reliable performance and smooth operation. They have different connection methods, commonly used being Welding connection butterfly valve, Tri-clamp connection butterfly valve, Thread connection butterfly valve. With manual and pneumatic actuator control

Sanitary ball valves: These are widely used in sanitary applications. They offer quick – opening and – closing action and provide a tight seal when closed. Ball valves are available in different configurations, such as two – piece or three – piece designs, which allow for easy disassembly and cleaning.

Sanitary diaphragm valve: Diaphragm valves use a flexible diaphragm to control the flow. The diaphragm separates the fluid from the valve mechanism, providing an excellent seal and preventing any contamination from the valve internals. They are often preferred in applications where a high level of purity is required, such as in pharmaceutical and biotechnology processes.

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