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Seamless ducting provides a smooth interior surface that is easier to clean and maintain hygiene standards.

*Sanitary fittings are designed to comply with specific standards and regulations, such as the ASME BPE (Bioprocessing Equipment) standard, which ensures hygienic design, materials and finishes.

Standard sanitary tubes, also known as sanitary pipes or sanitary pipe, refers to pipe that is specially designed and manufactured for sanitary or sanitary applications.

The selection and installation of appropriate fittings depends on factors such as building codes, intended use, and the specific requirements of the duct system.

Sanitary tube is usually made of different grades of stainless steel depending on the application and industry requirements.

* It's important to note that specific types of sanitary fittings may vary based on regional practices, building codes, and personal preferences.

The sanitary tube has a highly polished inner surface, the smooth surface makes the sanitary tube minimize the risk of product build-up and microbial growth, and facilitates cleaning and disinfection.

Sanitary tube is usually made of stainless steel, especially grades that have excellent corrosion resistance and are easy to clean.

Both BPE fittings and standard 3A fittings are commonly used in the food, beverage and bioprocessing industries. While they serve similar purposes in connecting and directing fluid flow, there are some key differences between the two:

ASME BPE stands for American Society of Mechanical Engineers Bioprocessing Equipment.

BPE standards specify levels of purity and bioburden control, establishing specific criteria for tubes materials, dimensions, surface finish, and system design to ensure hygienic and biosafety conditions during bioprocessing.