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News Release from: Kest Technology AB | Subject: Kest-Lock
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 11 October 2007
Revolutionary aseptic vessel / pipework
connector
To be launched at FoodPharmaTech, Kest Technology, an innovative Swedish based design and consultancy company, will be demonstrating the unique Kest-Lock aseptic connection device
This patented, spring loaded connector, which unites the advantages of the traditional Tri-clamp and industry standard weld in sanitary vessel connections, facilitates assembly and disassembly of instrumentation from process pipelines and vessels without the need for any tools Disconnection and reconnection of components can be performed in 10 seconds using one hand, minimising your maintenance schedules and ensuring that production downtime is reduced
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 1 Aug 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Components that are located in "difficult to reach" locations such as isolators, production machinery and high/low level pipework installations are easily serviced due to the unique design of the Kest-Lock connector.
Supplied with full materials traceability, and in accordance with all known pipe standards and Industry Norms, the zero deadleg Kest-Lock can be supplied in TC sizes 25-91 for vessel mounted applications or on existing and new pipework installations.
For a comprehensive demonstration of the unique advantages of the Kest-Lock, please visit Kest Technologies at Stand J7230 at the FoodPharma exhibition, in Denmark this November.
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