Sanitary Pneumatic TC Straight Ball Valve

Sanitary pneumatic tri-clamp straight ball valves are designed for hygienic flow control and reliable shut-off performance in sanitary processing systems. These valves provide precise control of fluid flow while maintaining strict sanitary standards required in food, beverage, dairy, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology industries.

Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel (SS304 or SS316L), the valve offers excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and long service life. The precision-machined ball ensures smooth operation and dependable sealing performance, minimizing pressure loss during operation.

The pneumatic actuator enables automated valve control, allowing the valve to be integrated into automated processing systems for improved efficiency and monitoring. The tri-clamp connection design allows quick installation, easy cleaning, and convenient maintenance, making it ideal for sanitary pipelines that require frequent cleaning cycles.

Sanitary pneumatic ball valves are widely used in brewing systems, beverage production lines, dairy processing plants, pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities, and biotechnology processing systems where hygienic fluid control and reliable valve performance are essential.

Standard
SMS, DIN

Material – Contact Parts
SS304 (1.4301) / SS316L (1.4404)
Material inspection report available

Material – Non-contact Parts
SS304 (1.4301)

Size Range
1/2" – 4" (DN10 – DN100)

Body Type Options
Straight Port
T Port
L Port

Connection Options
Butt Weld
Tri Clamp
Male Thread
Union
Flange

Seal Material
PTFE
(All seal materials comply with FDA 21 CFR 177.2600)

Power Options
Manual Operation
Stainless Steel Pneumatic Actuator
Aluminum Pneumatic Actuator
Electric Actuator

Working Pressure
≤ 10 bar (145 psi)

Air Supply Pressure (Pneumatic Actuator)
5 – 8 bar (72.5 – 116 psi)

External Surface Finish
Ra 0.8 – 1.6 μm

Internal Surface Finish
Ra 0.4 – 0.8 μm

Applications

Food Processing
Beverage Production
Dairy Processing
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Biotechnology Processing