Tri Clamp Welding Ferrules

Weld Ferrule

A weld ferrule is a Tri Clamp fitting that is permanently attached to a pipe by welding, creating an extremely stable and hygienic connection. Made from high-grade stainless steel, these ferrules offer excellent corrosion resistance and are compliant with DIN 32676, ensuring full compatibility with other triclamp components. This makes it easy to build a reliable, cleanable pipe connection that meets the strict requirements of the food, dairy and pharmaceutical industries. The smooth inner surface ensures optimal flow and reduces the risk of contamination.

Weld Ferrule with Bend

The weld ferrule with bend typically a 90-degree bend allows you to change direction in your piping system without adding extra fittings that may create dead zones. This welded elbow ferrule maintains full compatibility with triclamp systems while offering exceptional hygiene and strength. The seamless stainless steel construction ensures a smooth interior, making it suitable for CIP and SIP cleaning. It is the ideal solution when space is limited or when you need a hygienic angle connection without compromising cleanliness.

FAQ

What is a weld ferrule in a Tri Clamp system?
A weld ferrule is a stainless steel ferrule that is welded directly onto a pipe to create a permanent, hygienic connection.

Why choose a weld ferrule instead of a clamp-on ferrule?
A welded ferrule provides maximum strength, stability and leak resistance, making it ideal for permanent or high-demand applications.

What material are these weld ferrules made of?
They are made from stainless steel, often RVS316, offering high corrosion resistance and excellent hygienic performance.

Are weld ferrules compatible with standard Tri Clamp fittings?
Yes, as long as they follow DIN 32676, they work with all standard triclamp clamps, seals and connectors.

How are weld ferrules cleaned in production environments?
The smooth inner surface makes them ideal for CIP and SIP procedures, ensuring quick and hygienic cleaning.

When should I use a weld ferrule with a bend?
Whenever you need a hygienic 90-degree angle while keeping the system clean, smooth and easy to maintain.