This post will give an overview of the most common sanitary gasket materials and the pros and cons of each material.

Most sanitary gaskets come with a series of colored dots on the side of the gasket that signifies the polymer material the sanitary gasket is constructed from.

Consumers implicitly rely upon the standards put into place by governing agencies to protect the public’s health and well-being. One standard often overlooked, but usually published alongside USP Class VI, is FDA 21 CFR 177.2600.

At Holland, we see unique process demands from our customers every day. Whether it’s handling extremely caustic fluids or hydrocarbons, [...]

This is a topic we will revisit today, discussing some specialty Viton ® sanitary gaskets designed to deal with problematic conditions often presented in pharmaceutical and food applications.

In this post we wanted to explain what sanitary gaskets are easily commercially available with FDA approval and which also have USP Class VI approvals.

Sanitary Tri-Clamp gaskets are fairly simple devices used to seal a union between two Tri-Clamp ferrules.  But there are derivatives [...]

To begin, let us explain first what USP actually stands for:  The United States Pharmacopeia (USP) is a non-government organization [...]

When you think of sanitary process equipment you normally think of stainless steel items. Along with stainless steel, most pieces [...]