Explore the main types of sanitary fittings, including Tri-Clamp, unions, elbows and reducers, and learn how 304/316L stainless steel supports hygienic piping systems.

Introduction: What Are Sanitary Clamps and How Do They Work? Sanitary clamps are essential components in hygienic piping systems, widely used to connect pipes and fittings in industries that require strict cleanliness standards. These industries include food and beverage processing, dairy, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology. The primary purpose of sanitary clamps is to create a secure, […]

November was a remarkable month for Vinmay, as our company participated in three influential international exhibitions across Russia, the Netherlands, and Dubai. These events provided excellent opportunities to present our stainless steel welded tubes and fittings, connect with global partners, and strengthen our presence in key markets. Metal Expo 2025 Date: November 11–14Location: St. Petersburg, […]

Learn how stainless steel water pipe fittings enhance system performance and discover the key factors in selecting the perfect grade for your needs.

Introduction A hygienic tube reducer is one of the most essential components in any sanitary piping system used in food, beverage, dairy, brewery, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic production lines. Its main role is simple yet critical: it connects two pipes of different diameters while maintaining a smooth, contamination-free flow. Because sanitary systems demand the highest level of cleanliness […]

Grasp the critical differences between pickling and passivation in stainless steel care—when to use each, how they impact corrosion resistance, and what most shops overlook.

Austenitic stainless steel's fatigue strength intrigues with its resilience under cyclic stress, inviting exploration into factors that enhance its endurance.

Interested in discovering why stainless steel pipe is the top choice for fire protection systems? Explore its exceptional benefits and applications.

Grasp the essentials of stainless steel pipe expansion—CTE differences, movement calculations, and design fixes—before costly misalignment strikes, but there’s one overlooked factor you can’t ignore.