Cleaning chemical compatibility
Loop materials and joints must tolerate the winery's CIP regime and temperature swings.
Industries / Wineries
Stainless distribution for jacket cooling, cellar temperature control and gentle product transfer, built to survive washdown and seasonal cycling.

Application requirements
The pipework is specified by the failure modes it has to prevent, not by a catalogue part number.
Loop materials and joints must tolerate the winery's CIP regime and temperature swings.
Tank-jacket and cellar loops are pressure and leak verified before installation.
Smooth internal bore and well-finished joints reduce turbulence and hold-up.
Custom port counts and layouts match existing tank farms without forcing a standard catalogue geometry.
Where our piping fits
Complete loops are engineered to your P&ID or CAD package; these are the building blocks we fabricate in-house.
Custom headers feeding tank jackets and cellar zones.
Bent and formed runs with flanged or pressed ends.
Press, weld and flange connections for fast layout changes.
Typical configuration
The table below describes the parameters we normally agree at engineering review. Nothing here is a fixed catalogue SKU - final values follow your drawing, coolant and acceptance criteria.
Standards quoted on this site refer to materials, fittings and our quality management system - not to a winery process certification.
| Material | AISI 304 / 316L seamless stainless |
|---|---|
| Connections | Flanged, pressed, threaded or welded to drawing |
| Verification | Hydraulic pressure test; helium leak test on custom assemblies |
| Documentation | EN 10204 3.1 MTC on request with the order |
Delivery
One engineering team owns the loop from manufacturability review through to the leak-test record.
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Next step
Send the drawing or a component list. Our engineers reply with manufacturability feedback, an indicative lead time and a quote.