The sanitary clamp delivers up to 750 lbs of clamping force and can permanently mount on food and dairy processing, packaging, and material handling equipment. The sanitary clamp features a yoke and roll pin mounting assembly and can be opened without the use of tools. Applications include machines or equipment in Clean In Place (CIP), Steam In Place (SIP), and manual washdown conditions. Witte Company Inc., www.witte.com. Enter 679
Couplings
Cam-operated couplings offer corrosion resistance and are manufactured for light weight. Nuglass couplings are made from glass-fiber-reinforced nylon with an EPDM gasket, 302 stainless steel handles and pins, and a temperature range of -30 to 200F. Propoglass couplings are made of glass-fiber-reinforced polypropylene, EPDM, and stainless steel with a temperature range of 10 to 180F. Applications include maintenance, chemical, waste handling, material handling, and general industrial uses. New Age Industries Inc., www.newageindustries.com. Enter 680
Tube fittings
T Series tube fittings and speed controllers have a compact design that features lightweight components. The maximum service pressure of the tube fittings and speed controllers is 150 psi, with service temperature range from 32 to 140F. The T Series tube fittings and speed controllers are ISO 9001 Certified. Pisco U.S.A., www.pisco.com. Enter 681
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