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Leser stainless steel safety valve 316 material 4834.7702 clamp

The German LESER 4834 series safety valve is a high-performance safety valve designed specifically for hygiene industries such as food, beverage, medicine, and chemical. With its structural design, strict material selection, and extensive certification support, it can meet the application scenarios of high cleanliness and high safety requirements. The characteristics of this series of products are as follows:
Sanitary grade design:
Using sterile flange or sleeve connections, as well as sterile threaded connections, to ensure the hygiene and safety of valves and piping systems.
All elastic sealing components are exposed, easy to clean and disinfect, and prevent microbial growth.
Springs have a very wide adjustment range to adapt to pressure requirements under different working conditions.
Single stem, dual guide, center positioning ball design ensures excellent sealing and service life of the safety valve.
No dead zone design:
The safety valve body adopts a dead zone free design, which avoids the possibility of residual medium during the discharge of the safety valve, thereby preventing the risk of cross contamination.
Few components, strong interchangeability, compact exterior structure, simple and convenient disassembly and assembly, easy to clean and maintain. The set pressure of the safety valve after cleaning does not need to be recalibrated, saving time and cost.
high-performance materials:
The valve body is made of 316 and 316L stainless steel, which has good corrosion resistance and high temperature resistance.
The surface of the valve body and upper cover is subjected to electric polishing treatment, resulting in low surface roughness and difficulty in adhering to media, further improving hygiene performance.
The nozzle and valve core are made of stainless steel materials such as 316 and 316L, and the sealing surface adopts non-metallic soft sealing to ensure reliable sealing performance.
safety protection:
Adopting a closed valve cover design to prevent medium leakage and external pollution.
The use of EPDM bellows for sealing the upper cover and valve stem improves the reliability and durability of the seal.
Leser stainless steel safety valve 316 material 4834.7702 clamp
The pharmaceutical industry's demand for safety valves:
Corrosion resistant materials: Valve bodies, valve seats, springs, and other components are often made of acid, alkali, and high temperature resistant materials such as 316L stainless steel, copper alloys, and titanium alloys to adapt to strong corrosive media in pharmaceutical processes.
Surface treatment: Electrical polishing and smooth design must be carried out to comply with hygiene standards such as FDA, USP VI, EHEDG, ASME BPE, etc., to prevent microbial residues and cross contamination.
CIP/SIP compatibility: Valves should be able to withstand high temperature steam or strong acid-base cleaning agents used for CIP (cleaning) and SIP (sterilization), with a temperature resistance of over 150 ℃
The German LESER 4834 series safety valves comply with all relevant standards and regulations, such as DIN11866, ASME BPE, EN1672-2, DIN ISO14159, USP Class VI, and FDA 21 CFR. At the same time, this series of safety valves also has certifications such as ASME certification, PED certification, and China Special Pressure Equipment Manufacturing License, ensuring the quality and safety of the products.
Leser stainless steel safety valve 316 material 4834.7702 clamp
The safety valve of pharmaceutical equipment must beSafe and reliable, hygienic materials, compliance with strict connection and installation specifications, and a complete testing and maintenance systemOnly when all four aspects are met simultaneously can the pharmaceutical production process be guaranteedPressure safety, product purity, and compliance with GMPrequirement The above points are all derived from industry standards, technical specifications, and the latest product cases.