The ASEPTconnect (MZ2300) inline housing from Labom is perfectly suited for pharmaceutical production facilities, as it has been specifically developed to meet the highest hygiene and sterilization requirements (CIP/SIP). With its standardized aseptic clamp connection according to DIN 11864-3, integration is exceptionally simple and hygienic.
A key advantage: when replacing a sensor, the entire installation remains unchanged – only the sensor itself needs to be exchanged. This minimizes downtime and ensures maximum system availability at all times.
Thanks to its dead-space-free design, gap-free O-ring sealing, and construction in high-grade stainless steel 1.4435 (316L, delta ferrite < 0.5%), ASEPTconnect meets the stringent requirements of the pharmaceutical industry. The housing is also available for various nominal pipe sizes and is both CIP- and SIP-capable, ensuring residue-free cleaning and sterilization.
The optimal solution for future-proof, flexible, and cost-efficient measurement technology in pharmaceutical plants – hygienic, robust, and with maximum sensor interchangeability.
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ZIMMERLI MESSTECHNIK AG
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