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Sanitary RTD with tri-clover connection

Sanitary RTD with tri-clover connection

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Type

Pt100 ( Simplex / Duplex )

Temperature Range

-70 to 500⁰C

Probe Dia

6, 8, mm (Optional)

Probe Length

50, 100, 150, 200 mm up to

Tri-clover Size

1/2" , 1" , 1.5" , 2" etc....

Sheath Material

 SS316 / SS316L

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  • sanitary RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) sensor with a Tri-Clamp connection is a specialized configuration designed for use in food, beverage, and pharmaceutical applications where hygienic conditions are critical.
  • The Tri-Clamp connection, also known as a Tri-Clover or Tri-clamp, is a standardized clamp used in the food and beverage industry to connect piping and equipment. It is a quick and easy way to make a secure and hygienic connection between components without the need for tools or threading.
  • In a sanitary RTD sensor with a Tri-Clamp connection, the sensor is housed in a stainless steel probe that is designed to be inserted into a process pipe or vessel through a Tri-Clamp connection. The probe is typically constructed with a smooth surface finish to prevent contamination and ensure easy cleaning.
  • The RTD sensor element is in direct contact with the process fluid, and the Tri-Clamp connection allows for easy installation, removal, and cleaning of the sensor without disrupting the process. The sensor is often connected to a transmitter or controller to provide temperature monitoring and control.
  • Sanitary RTD sensors with Tri-Clamp connections are designed to meet industry standards for cleanliness and hygiene, making them ideal for use in food and beverage processing, pharmaceutical production, and other applications where sanitary conditions are required.
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