Steam-Thru Connectors Best Practice for Proper Use Your quick reference for optimal performance of your steam-in place sterilization process. The best practices include eliminating external force or side load; ensure proper alignment; make sure there is no residual pressure during actuation; and to not us
How to Assemble Steam-Thru II Connector from CPC The quick and easy way to create a sterile connection between stainless steel processing equipment and single-use systems for steam-in-place sterilization process. The STC II offers the flexibility of steam-on and steam-off functionality.
How to Assemble Steam-Thru Connector from CPC See the quick and easy way to create a sterile connection between stainless steel processing equipment and single-use systems for steam-in-place sterilization process.
Operating Conditions (Fluid Transfer) Steam Position Temperature: 39°F to 104°F (4°C to 40°C) Pressure: Up to 30 psi, 2.1 bar (Steam-Thru) Up to 35 psi, 2.4 bar (Steam-Thru II) Flow Position Temperature: 39°F to 104°F (4°C to 40°C) Pressure: Vacuum to 20 psi, 1.4 bar Sterilization Full Connector Assembly (Choose 1) Gamma: Up to 50 kGy irradiation Autoclave: Up to 265°F (129°C) for a total of 60 minutes Steam-In-Place (SIP) Steam-Thru: Up to 266°F/130°C (up to ~24psig) for 60 minutes Steam-Thru II: Up to 275°F/135°C (up to ~31psig) for 60 minutes Note: Steam pressures are estimated based upon information in Steam Tables found in literature Termination Sizes Sizes: ½”; 3/8” hose barb; ¾” sanitary Materials Main Components: Polysulfone (amber tint), USP Class VI Seals: Silicone (clear), platinum-cured, USP Class VI Removable Sleeve: Polycarbonate Cv Value Cv~4.2 - 4.6 (Steam-Thru) Cv~5.2 - 8.0 (Steam-Thru II) Cv values are based on gpm and psi, and Ipm and bar (shown in parentheses).
WARNING: Pressure, temperature, chemicals and operating environment can affect the performance of couplings. It is the customer’s responsibility to test the suitability of Colder products in their own application conditions.