In today’s post we are going to look at our valve control top offerings . StoneL is a global leader in [...]

On behalf of ITT, Holland Applied Technologies is pleased to announce the Envizion Advantage actuator option that is now available [...]

Today we’re going to specifically focus on selecting sanitary spring check valves and some unique features you may want to keep in mind for your next application.

Today’s post will focus on another best in class product offered by Waukesha Cherry Burrell- the W60/80 line of seat valves and 5 specific benefits they offer over the competition.

Today’s product focus post is going to take a look at two of SPX’s newest sanitary valve automation products- the Burkert 8681 and APV CU control tops. Long known for their standard, clear acrylic 2 piece WCB top, SPX has recently introduced these two new innovative products to capture the high and low ends of the sanitary valve automation control market. Which control top is right for you? Let’s take a look.

This post will take a look at each actuator type and the things to consider when specifying one or the other for a sanitary valve application.

This post fill focus on limit and proximity switches, what they are, and how they are different.

Automated stem seat valves are workhorses in the sanitary food and beverage process industries and for good reason.  They are [...]

Previous posts have been focused on sanitary positive displacement pumps, specifically Waukesha’s External circumferential piston pumps, the Universal 1 and [...]

The sanitary air blow check consists of a sanitary clamp two piece body with and orifice on the product side. A rubber spring loaded stem seats in the orifice. The connection on the other end is normally either a female NPT or hose barb

In an effort to further reduce dead legs and meet the increasing demand to shrink the overall envelope of valve assemblies, sanitary diaphragm valve manufacturers developed the block body

This is the third of our posts giving basic overviews of the various sanitary valves commercially available on the market. Today we going to discuss sanitary check valves

Using ball valves in sanitary applications has some pluses and minuses. Perhaps the greatest benefit of using sanitary ball valves is that they usually work to achieve perfect shutoff even after years of disuse.

We build a lot of custom jacketing sanitary piping systems, including jacketed spool pieces, tees, elbows, wyes and all sorts of valves, pumps, mag traps…..you name it.

The sanitary butterfly valve consists of a round, split stainless steel body and a stainless steel disc which is positioned in the center of the pipe. The disc ("butterfly") has rods on the top and bottom that position the disk in the body and attach to a handle or actuator on the outside of the valve