All Inline Ball Valves are certified to NSF/ANSI 61
Getting the Lead Out Food, beverage and drug companies spend a lot of time and money making sure their products are safe. Why not make sure your process and utility valves are too? Inline ball valves have all been certified to the stringent limits of NSF/ANSI 61-8 and 372. Now you can specify Inline plant-wide to insure process integrity and enhance regulatory risk assessment. Products for human consumption can be contaminated before arriving at the plant or through cleaning, transport, dilution, and additive processes or through packaging. Inline can�t help to control exposure before raw materials reach your plant or your choice of container but we can provide confidence that all of your utility and process valves are contaminant free. Why risk exposing your product to potential hazards by using valves that have not been tested? By specifying Inline, companies can use valves certified free of priority heavy metals and leachates that may harm human health. Many inexpensive valves cannot meet the stringent requirements of NSF/ANSI 61 since they may be sourced from multiple vendors with insufficient quality or material control procedures and documentation. As a vertically integrated manufacturer, Inline is able to provide this level of quality and economy by designing and building its own valve products. |
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the AE-D Series Electric Actuator
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the 384 Alloy-C Ball Valve...
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the Spring Return Handle...
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