Plastic Valve PTFE Tank Outlet Valve

Introducing Asepco’s Ported Sterile Access Valve Is your system a maze of valves and fittings that take up precious space and increase your hold-up volume? Do you use tee’s, gaskets and clamps to divert your process flow? Do you notice the resulting maze increases hold up volume and makes the system difficult to clean?You’re not

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Introducing Asepco’s Tank Retrofit Valve Enter the 21st Century of Valve Technology… Without Cutting into Your Tank! Tired of the cleaning issues with ball valves or butterfly valves? Alarmed at the cost to cut out that old ball valve and recode your ASME tank to have a cleaner valve solution? Don’t fret, retrofit! This bolt-in

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Sample Valve Sample Valve Cluster with Inlet/Outlet Valves

Tank Valve 4″ Weld in Tank Valve with 1″ Steam Inlet Valve

Introducing Asepco’s Zero Dead Leg Valve In 2 Hours I Eliminated My Deadlegs Forever! Typical valves rely on meeting the minimum requirements set out by ASME BPE by providing an L/D ratio of 2:1. At Asepco we don’t work to minimum requirements, we strive for uncompromised performance and set the standard. In 2 hours you

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Bioburden Fears It… Process Engineers Love It… What Do We Call It? When You Give Us the Perfect Name – You Win the iPad 2. What is it? The ASEPCO Satellite Valve 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

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New, smaller 1.5″ valve.                    Old, larger 1.5″ valve. The Right Valve For Your 1.5″ Application We’ve re-designed! Based on your feedback on our old 1.5″ valve, we’ve made the 1.5″ tank outlet valve smaller, lighter and less expensive. Designed from scratch this valve has a completely new look and feel. The body is 38% smaller

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Small is The NEW Big Earlier this year we introduced you to our new Radial Inline valve.  Now, imagine that  valve fitting in the palm of your hand. This tiny valve offers you all the flexibility you’ll need to control your process flow. minimizes hold-up volume less than a minute for diaphragm swaps no tools

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Give Obsolete Tanks New Utility Stainless steel ASME pressure vessels are very expensive and long-lived pieces of process equipment. Many tanks in use today still have years of good service left in them, but processes keep getting cleaner year by year. A tank can easily become unusable when a new aseptic process comes along. The

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