Sanitary Flow Switches / Model NP-T
Available Only in Non-Explosion Proof Housings
Our Model NP-T sanitary flow switches offer a stainless steel external bellows assembly which completely seals off the internal cavity of the flow switch. Easily cleaned and/or easily removed from the line when used with PEECO tri-clover or tri-clamp assembly.
- Available in all Sizes
- Available with Electropolish Finish **
- Used in dairy and food processing industries
- Style EB used in all cryogenic applications
- Contamination free with copper-free or cadmium free brazed or welded assembly
** Electropolishing is a process that smoothes, deburrs, polishes and cleans many metals. Electropolishing is used primarily for stainless steel but may be used for steel, copper alloys, titanium, zinc, and many other metals. Electropolishing removes the high points on the surface of the metal making it highly reflective and producing a unidirectional pattern that is stress and occlusion free.
By micro and macro polishing the part the electropolishing process removes hydrogen from the surface producing a hygienically clean, as well as microscopically smooth surface where dirt or bacteria can not accumulate. These properties make electropolishing ideal for pharmaceutical, medical, semi-conductor and food processing applications.
Attributes of Electropolishing:
- polishes and deburrs odd shaped parts easily
- prevents hydrogen embrittlement
- low resistance welding surface
- produces no directional lines
- hygienically cleans surface
- super corrosion resistant
- decarbonization of metals
- reduces annealing steps
- provides stress relief
- reduces friction
- removes oxide
- passivates
STANDARD MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION | |
Cover: | Heat Treated Aluminum 356-T6 |
Housing: | Heat Treated Aluminum 356-T6 |
Body: | Stainless Steel |
Bellows: | Seamless 321 Stainless Steel |
Stem Paddle: | 302, 303 Stainless Steel |
Bearings: | 440C Stainless Steel Micro Ball |
Name Plates: | Aluminum |
Micro Switch: | 15A, 125-250-480 VAC SPDT 1/2 A., 125VDC (see optional switches) |