Tubes
Food Grade Stainless Steel Tube
Food Grade Stainless Steel Tube
SMS Standard / 3-A Standard
Stainless steel tubes built to food-grade standards are the backbone of hygienic piping systems. These tubes are used for transporting liquids and gases in industries where contamination control is vital. Available in SMS and 3-A standards, they cater to both European and American regulatory frameworks.
SMS Standard Stainless Steel Tube
Products
Metric-based tube dimensions commonly used in European processing systems. Designed with a hygienic ID finish suitable for food and beverage industries.
Material:
SS304/ SS304L and SS316/ SS316L stainless steel, offering excellent corrosion resistance and mechanical strength, suitable for hygienic processing environments.
Size:
25.4 mm – 101.6 mm OD (see below)
Surface:
Polished internal/external surface (Ra ≤ 0.8 µm)
Standards:
SMS
Advantages
- Designed to comply with European sanitary piping standards
- Metric dimensions compatible with EU equipment
- Precision-polished internal surface ensures hygienic flow
- Excellent corrosion resistance for food, beverage, and pharmaceutical use
- Supports CIP cleaning systems, easy to weld and fabricate
- Full material traceability with MTRs available
Applications SMS Standard Stainless Steel Tube
3-A Standard Stainless Steel Tube
Products
Imperial-based tubing system widely accepted in American markets. Built to meet stringent 3-A Sanitary Standards for dairy, food, and pharmaceutical use.
Material:
SS304/ SS304L and SS316/ SS316L stainless steel, engineered for high durability and corrosion resistance in critical hygiene applications.
Size:
½” – 6” OD (see below)
Surface:
Polished internal/external surface (Ra ≤ 0.8 µm)
Standards:
3A
Advantages
- Complies with strict 3-A Sanitary Standards for hygienic processing
- Smooth internal finish reduces risk of contamination
- Ideal for dairy, food, beverage, and biotech industries
- CIP-compatible with excellent weldability and cleanability
- Certified materials with full traceability and MTR documentation