Sanitary stainless steel pipe fitting 2CMP- 90° Tri-clamp elbow 90 Degree

Material:

• Sanitary Stainless Steel: This indicates the fitting is constructed from stainless steel, specifically designed for hygienic applications in the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries. The stainless steel ensures corrosion resistance and smooth surfaces to minimize bacterial harborage points.

Standard:

• 2CMP: This refers to a specific size designation within the Tri-Clamp (also known as 7MP) standard for sanitary fittings. While the exact diameter corresponding to 2CMP might vary slightly between manufacturers, it typically translates to a nominal diameter around 51 millimeters (2 inches).

Type:

• 90° Tri-clamp Elbow: This describes the shape and connection method of the fitting.
  • 90° Elbow: It has a 90-degree bend, allowing you to change the direction of a pipe run by 90 degrees.
  • Tri-clamp: This signifies the fitting utilizes the Tri-Clamp standard for connection. Tri-clamp connections involve a clamp mechanism that secures a gasket between the fitting and the pipe, creating a leak-proof seal.

Applications:

Sanitary stainless steel pipe fittings like 2CMP 90° Tri-clamp elbows are widely used in various sanitary piping systems for:

• Food and Beverage Processing: Transporting liquids like milk, beer, juice, etc.
• Dairy Industry: Piping systems for milk, cream, and other dairy products.
• Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: Maintaining sterile environments for drug production.
• Biotechnology: Piping for bioreactors and other equipment.

Benefits:

• Hygiene: Designed for clean applications with smooth surfaces to minimize bacterial growth.
• Leak-proof Connection: Tri-clamp ensures a secure and reliable seal.
• Easy Assembly/Disassembly: The clamp mechanism allows for quick and easy connection and disconnection for cleaning or maintenance.
• Versatility: The 90-degree bend offers flexibility in designing pipe layouts.

Additional Considerations:

• The exact pipe diameter corresponding to 2CMP might differ slightly between manufacturers, so it's crucial to confirm compatibility with your existing pipes.
• Consider the pressure rating of the fitting to ensure it can handle the operating pressure of your system.

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