ASEPCO Radial-Diaphragm™ Sterillite™ Valve

Flush-entry satellite valve with all of ASEPCO’s great innovations!
The ASEPCO Radial-Diaphragm™ Sterillite™(1) valve is a result of our dedication to our customers needs. It was developed to eliminate the dead leg associated with steam ports on closed valves. The ASEPCO Sterillite valve combines a satellite valve that seats on the wall of a larger “host” flush-mounted tank outlet valve. Wherever steam or small volumes of flushing liquids must enter a process system, the Sterillite valve creates a flush entry without a dead leg.
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Features & Benefits

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Specifications

| Material Option | 316L, AL6XN, Hastelloy, Polypropylene Machined from solid, hot-rolled, bar stock |
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| Surface Finish | 20-25 Microinch RA (180 grit) 15-19 Microinch RA (240 grit) 9-11 Microinch RA (320 grit) |
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| Sizes | .75 inch, 1 inch, 1.5 inch, 2 inch, 2.5 inch, 3 inch | |
| Outlet Connections | Standard: Sanitary flange or buttweld (others available) | |
| Steam Valve Inlet Connection | 1/2 inch sanitary flange standard (others available) | |
| Maximum Pressure | 250 psi | |
| Maximum Temperature | 135°C/275°F | |
| Marking | Each valve is marked for full material traceability | |
| ISO | All products and procedures are governed by our ISO Quality Assurance Program | |
| Standards | BPE, CE-PED, ASME | |
| Diaphragm Materials | USP Class VI medical grade Silicone, Silicone Plus Non-cytotoxic EPDM, EPDM Plus, Viton |
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| Actuators | Autoclavable manual or compact normally closed or normally open pneumatic Both actuators feature position and leak indicators and are self contained |
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| Packaging | All valves are separately packed in foam packing |
For the complete specifications, refer to the ASEPCO Radial-Diaphragm™ Sterillite™ Valve Datasheet.
Datasheet and Additional Resources
Datasheet: ASEPCO Radial-Diaphragm™ Sterillite™ Valve Datasheet
Article: ASEPCO Sterillite Valves
Killer Apps: Do Your Valves Create Messy Dead Legs?
For help or to request more information, contact info@asepco.com
(1) We had a contest in July 2011 to name this combination valve. “Sterillite” was the winner. A big thank you to Brian Uhlenkamp of DCI for submitting the winning entry. We hope he is enjoying his iPad!
