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Clevis Pin secures cross arm to hinges. It fits 20IN and 24IN Top outswing manway. 1/2IN DIA X 1 7/8IN W/10-32 SCREW END Learn More

CROSS ARM ASS'Y-16X22 IN/OUTSWING FLUSH MOUNT MANWAY Learn More

Will fit the following manways: 1-arm rectangular 13 x 16 2 and 3 arm rectangular 16 x 21 top outswing manway 20 & 24 inch Learn More

Use a clevis pin as part of a clevis fastener. When threaded through the prongs of a tang and secured with a cotter pin, this fastening system allows movement along one axis while restricting it along the other. The clevis pin is used on the following ICC NW manways - 16X22 Shroud / Flushmount. Learn More

Typically used on 13 x 16 manways. Learn More

Cross Arm Assembly fits: 1-arm rectangular manway Learn More

Swivel Hinge Bracket fits our top mount inspection manway and accommodates right, left, and top hinge locations. Learn More

External Retaining Ring fits 20IN or 24IN sanitary pressure outswing manway 5/8IN Learn More

The swing bolt fits our sanitary 20" or 24" pressure manway. Learn More

Hinge Pin for Sanitary Pressure Manway, 4 inch long Learn More

This part can be used for the following manways: BTM CONE MANWAY Learn More

This part can be used for the following manways: BTM CONE MANWAY, 18IN BUBBLE OUTSWING Learn More

An AC drive, also known as an adjustable frequency drive (AFD), variable frequency drive (VFD), or inverter drive, is an electronic device used to control the speed and torque of an alternating current (AC) motor. It works by varying the frequency and voltage of the electrical power supplied to the motor, allowing for precise control over its operation. AC drives are commonly used in industrial and commercial applications to optimize energy consumption, improve process control, and extend the lifespan of motors by reducing wear and tear. They are essential components in machinery such as pumps, fans, conveyors, and compressors, where variable speed operation is required. AC drives offer benefits such as energy savings, smoother operation, and the ability to tailor motor performance to specific application requirements. Learn More

The butterfly valve is used in process flow piping where fractional flow control is required. The valve has a stainless steel body with a silicon valve seat. TC connections shown. Other connections and butt-weld ends available on all butterfly valves. 304 SS mat. Learn More

The DIN nut accompanies the plain DIN ferrule and is tightened with a DIN wrench. The nut serves the same function as a clamp in a TC connection. 304 SS mat. Metric sizes available. Learn More

The stainless steel ball valve has female threaded pipe connections, and is a "full port" valve (the flow is not restricted). 316 SS mat. Learn More

A TC x barb will adapt a TC ferrule to hose stock. 304 SS mat. Learn More

The Sani-Spin is used much the same way as a C.I.P. sprayball. The advantage of the Sani-Spin is the force of it’s spinning action and the minimal volume it requires. For example, the optimum operating condition for a C.I.P. sprayball is 40 GPM @ 25 PSI; where as the Sani-Spin requires just 25 GPM @ 30 PSI. Learn More

The DIN ferrule is one side of a three piece DIN connection. Slip the DIN nut on the tubing before welding the ferrule in place. 304 SS mat. Metric sizes available. Learn More

These Industrial Ethernet cordsets are available in a variety of configurations and offer a unique solution for the demanding needs of motion systems. Learn More