DN32 DIN 1.4404 (AISI 316L) Sanitary Clamp Concentric Reducer

SIZE:
DN20-DN15
DN25-DN20
DN32-DN20
DN32-DN25
DN40-DN20
DN40-DN25
DN40-DN32
DN50-DN25
DN50-DN32
DN50-DN40
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DIN Sanitary Clamp Concentric Reducer
Standard: DIN 11866 , DIN 11851
Material Standard: DIN EN 10357(Equivalent to ASTM A270)
Material: 1.4404 (AISI 316L) / 1.4301 (AISI 304)
Manufacturing Facility Standard: ISO 9001:2015 , GB/T19001-2016
Certification: Material Test Reports (MTRS) and Certificates of Conformity (COC) are available upon request.

clamp reducer

DIN Sanitary Clamp Concentric Reducer  

Dimensions & Sizes

Size

D

d

L

DN20-DN15

34

34

86

DN25-DN20

50.5

50.5

86

DN32-DN20

50.5

50.5

106

DN32-DN25

50.5

50.5

106

DN40-DN20

50.5

34

128

DN40-DN25

50.5

50.5

128

DN40-DN32

50.5

50.5

128

DN50-DN25

64

50.5

141

DN50-DN32

64

50.5

141

DN50-DN40

64

50.5

141

Core Principles of DIN 11866 for Sanitary Fittings

The DIN 11866 series is the authoritative European standard for sanitary tubing systems. Its core design philosophy is to create a system free of dead legs, which is easy to clean and sterilize thoroughly, specifically for the food, dairy, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries.

Dimensions and Tolerances: The standard strictly defines external diameter and wall thickness series, ensuring excellent interchangeability between components from different manufacturers. The preparation of weld ends (e.g., bevels) must also follow specifications to guarantee perfect internal alignment and smooth transition during welding.

Materials: The standard specifies the use of stainless steel conforming to DIN EN 10357 or DIN 17472, primarily grades 1.4404 (AISI 316L) and 1.4301 (AISI 304). These materials must possess excellent corrosion resistance and formability.

Surface Finish: The standard requires product contact surfaces to be smooth and free of defects. The typical delivery condition is mechanical polishing, with an internal surface roughness typically required to be Ra ≤ 0.8 µm. This level of finish effectively prevents microbial adhesion and facilitates CIP cleaning.

Hygienic Design: All fittings must be designed following the no-dead-leg principle. Butt-welded seams must achieve a flush interior; any internal weld reinforcement must have a smooth transition, and concavity is strictly prohibited, eliminating crevices that could trap media at the source.

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