ITS supplies the complete range of Vak Kimsa agitators and in-line mixers, designed for reliability, process efficiency and hygienic performance across food, beverage, pharmaceutical and personal care applications.
From top-entry, side-entry and counter-rotating agitators to ALVAKand VISCOVAK in-line mixers, Vak Kimsa systems are engineered to handle everything from low-viscosity blending to high-shear, high-viscosity mixing.
Each unit is tailored to your process – optimising flow patterns, shear rates, and energy consumption while maintaining CIP-friendly, hygienic design.
✅ Broad range of configurations for batch or continuous processes
✅ Efficient solid–liquid and liquid–liquid mixing
✅ Designed to EHEDG and ATEX standards
✅ Supported locally by ITS with spares and technical expertise
🔹Let’s have a conversation – get in touch with the ITS team today – we’ll help you find the right Vak Kimsa equipment for your process needs. 01675 465191 / sales@industrialtradingsolutions.com
We get it – sometimes you just need a single part, a quick top-up, or a last-minute replacement. That’s exactly why we’re sending you this quick reminder that there’s no Minimum Order Value (MOV) charge when you order in-stock items through ITS Lite.
Maybe you just need one valve, a couple of service kits, or a quick top-up on installation material. No problem. With no extra fees on smaller orders, it’s simple, fast and totally hassle-free.
But it’s not just about convenience – ITS Lite gives you access to a wide range of products to support your hygienic processing needs, including:
🔹 Valves
🔹 Service Kits
🔹 Genuine Spares
🔹 Automation Components
🔹 Installation Material
…and much more.
We’re continuously expanding our online store to bring you even more products, making it easier than ever to find what you need, when you need it.
Whether you’re managing stock, solving an urgent issue, or simply keeping things ticking over – ITS Lite has the parts to keep you covered.
🛒No minimums. No quotation phase. No hidden charges. Just what you need, when you need it!
And if you need help or have a question? 📩 Contact our experienced technical sales team – readily available to advise and support you whenever you need it:
📧 sales@itslite.co.uk 📞 01675 620445
After just four months, one of our customers booked in their quarterly check-up with our ITS Servicing & Maintenance team. During this visit, our servicing team focused on a detailed inspection of the process line pumps handling viscous products at their preservative site.
The servicing team carried out a full strip-down of two pumps, dedicating two hours to each – inspecting key components, including bellows and O-rings for damage. The team also measured the disc and cylinder for wear and checked the coupling alignment and condition.
✅The result: The customer gained full confidence and peace of mind that their line is in good health – and protected against unexpected breakdowns.
🔧 Another hard day’s graft completed, leaving exceptional and dependable results on site thanks to the dedication and expertise of the ITS Servicing & Maintenance team.👏
💡ITS Solution: Handling viscous, preservative-based products? If you’re facing similar challenges in your process line, it’s worth considering pump solutions designed for high-viscosity and hygienic demands. One option we recommend is the Alfa Laval OS Twin Screw Pump – known for its versatility, gentle product handling and CIP capability. Explore the range here: https://www.industrialtradingsolutions.com/product/twin-screw-os/
In modern hygienic industries – food & beverage, dairy, pharmaceutical, brewery, and personal care – reliable, contamination-free product transfer is non-negotiable. Choosing the right pump technology can make the difference between smooth, efficient production and costly downtime. Increasingly, engineers are turning to twin screw technology for its flexibility, hygienic integrity, and ability to handle a wide range of products and processes.
At ITS, we recommend and supply the Alfa Laval OS Twin Screw Pump as our preferred solution for hygienic pumping applications.
The Case for Twin Screw Technology
Traditional pump types, such as rotary lobe or centrifugal, have their place, but they also have limitations. Whereas the twin screw pump technology addresses many of these challenges:
Gentle Product Handling: Smooth, continuous flow with low shear, protecting sensitive products such as creams, yoghurts, sauces, and pharmaceutical suspensions.
Versatility Across Fluids: Handles low-viscosity CIP fluids, high-viscosity pastes, and everything in between – even aerated products.
Hygienic Excellence: Fully cleanable in place (CIP/SIP), with no dead zones and optimised screw geometry to prevent contamination.
Bi-directional Flow: Flexible operation with simple line emptying and reduced piping requirements.
High Efficiency Under Pressure: Stable performance across wide flow and pressure ranges.
Pump Technology Comparison
Why Choose Alfa Laval OS Twin Screw Pumps?
Alfa Laval’s OS Twin Screw Pump is engineered specifically for hygienic industries and offers key advantages:
CIP and Product in One Pump → Simplifies system design and reduces costs.
Outstanding Cleanability → Designed to EHEDG and 3-A standards, with optimised screw profiles.
Wide Operating Range → Handles viscosities from 1 cP to >1,000,000 cP, flow rates up to 140 m³/h, and pressures up to 16 bar.
Robust and Reliable → Built to last, with Alfa Laval’s trusted engineering heritage.
Why ITS Recommends the Alfa Laval OS
At ITS, we supply equipment that gives engineers confidence. We recommend the Alfa Laval OS Twin Screw Pump because it:
Reduces the total cost of ownership by combining product and CIP duties.
Increases flexibility for multi-product lines.
Minimises downtime with straightforward maintenance.
Delivers industry-leading hygienic assurance.
By choosing Alfa Laval OS Twin Screw Pumps through ITS, you’re not just buying a pump — you’re investing in hygienic reliability, process efficiency, and expert support.
🗨️ Let’s Have a Conversation Today
If you’re looking to improve hygienic processing efficiency, reduce equipment costs, and protect product integrity, talk to the ITS team about the Alfa Laval OS Twin Screw Pump. Our experts will help you specify the right solution and support you throughout its lifecycle.
Cosy up and catch up on everything that’s been happening at ITS!
Over the past month, we’ve had a very productive time — strengthening partnerships, building new relationships, and making strategic moves both in the UK and internationally ✈️. Every department has been contributing to our continued growth.
What’s Inside This Edition?
Check out our latest product offerings and get a closer look at the servicing work we’ve been showcasing this September in our ITS Flow Time Newsletter: https://tinyurl.com/2wswur77
We hope you enjoy the read, and we’ll be back next month with more updates!👋😃
We’ve been travelling a lot this month, and another memorable moment to mark was another one of our recent visits to Hedensted, Denmark, to visit HiFlux and participate in their Partner Seminar. Representing ITS were our MD Nick Willetts and Regional Sales Manager Tasmin Smith, alongside other HiFlux partners from around the world, for a few packed days of collaboration and knowledge-sharing.
This global gathering of HiFlux partners was a great opportunity to share market insights, present partner case studies, and explore how we can collectively grow HiFlux sales across global markets.
🔹During the visit, our team:
• Took part in four hands-on technical sessions, diving into the inner workings and servicing of HiFlux units
• Shared partner insights into applications and processes best suited for HiFlux technology
• Joined a guided factory tour to see HiFlux production in action
• Strengthened valuable relationships with fellow partners and key suppliers
On the way back to the airport, our team also had time to explore Copenhagen and bask in all its glory – a perfect end to a productive trip.
A big thank you to Lars Tang Jørgensen, Martin Holgaard, and the entire HiFlux team for the warm hospitality and for hosting such a well-organised and insightful seminar. We came away with new ideas, deeper knowledge, and stronger connections – a fantastic way to continue building on our partnership.
For more about ITS and our HiFlux Filtration Solutions, get in touch with our team:
This week, Nick Willetts, Liza Lavender, and Tamsin Smith made the trip to Kolding, Denmark, to visit the Alfa Laval team — a valuable opportunity to reconnect, share our latest plans, and look ahead together.
The purpose of the visit was to present ITS’s updated 3-year business plan following recent changes in our management team and to share progress made so far. As the UK Master Distributor for Alfa Laval’s fluid handling range, this was an important moment to solidify our relationship, introduce ourselves to new contacts, and ensure we remain fully aligned as partners.
Our ITS leaders were welcomed by Michael Weber, who gave an in-depth tour of both the Alfa Laval factory and the Application and Innovation Centre. Seeing the technology and innovation up close was not only inspiring but a real reminder of the quality and precision behind every Alfa Laval solution.
The team also spent time with Paw Kramer, who guided them through Alfa Laval’s commitment to sustainability, with a focus on smart valve features like BurstClean and PulseClean. These innovations are designed to support cleaner, more efficient CIP processes while reducing water and energy usage — something that’s increasingly important to our customers and industry at large.
🔹What this means for ITS
This visit has reinforced the strong partnership between Alfa Laval and ITS. It’s about more than just product — it’s about shared values, aligned goals, and a mutual drive to deliver smarter, cleaner and more sustainable solutions to the processing industries we serve.
A big thank you to the entire Alfa Laval team for their time, hospitality and collaboration. We’re looking forward to what comes next!
If you’re still sending your IBCs off-site to be cleaned, we’ve got to ask… why?
That’s a lot of extra time, cost, and hassle for something you could be handling in-house – easily, with ITSClean.
With our carefully designed ITSClean packages, you don’t need to overthink it. We’ve taken the hard work out of sourcing the right setup. These pre-packaged systems are built to help you clean your IBCs quickly, effectively and without disrupting your day-to-day operations.
Why switch to in-house cleaning?💦
✔ Save money on transport and outsourcing
✔ Clean when it suits your schedule
✔ Achieve consistent, repeatable hygiene standards
✔ Be in full control of your cleaning process – clean on your terms, when you need it
Whether you’re in food, beverage, pharmaceutical, biotech or any clean-critical industry – there’s an ITSClean setup that fits.
A hygienic IBC clean solution in as little as 3 minutes. Simple setup. No stress. Just clean IBCs, faster.
Ready to bring IBC cleaning in-house?
If you want to see what’s possible, check out our ITSClean brochure or get in touch with our team – we’ll help you find the right fit.
This week, members of our ITS team, Oni Robinson, Eiffion Jones and Daniel Hinton, took time out of their usual schedules to attend the PPMA Show 2025 at the NEC. It was a fantastic opportunity to catch up with familiar faces and explore the latest innovations in processing technology across the food, beverage, brewery, pharmaceutical, biotech, and other hygienic sectors.
We always value events like these. They allow us to strengthen relationships, put names to faces, connect with new people in the industry, and see cutting-edge processing equipment in action.
A big thank you to everyone who took the time to chat with us – and of course, strike a pose. At ITS, there’s never a missed photo opportunity when it comes to making new memories📸
Kudos to the NEC team for hosting another well-organised event. We had a brilliant time and can’t wait to do it all again next year.
When it comes to hygienic processing, product integrity and cleanability are non-negotiable. That’s why LIAG® pig diverters are a trusted solution for applications requiring low-germ or sterile processing environments.
LIAG® pig diverters have been developed according to hygienic design guidelines for high requirements in process engineering and are based on the same design principle as curved valves.
This avoids product inclusions during switching. The main area of application for LIAG® pig diverters is sterile pigging systems, as in addition to complete CIP cleanability, these valves can also be dismantled quickly and easily when welded in. With LIAG® pig diverters, existing DMV pigging systems can be expanded as required.
One of the key advantages is their clean-in-place (CIP) compatibility, combined with the ability to be quickly dismantled for inspection or maintenance – even when welded into place. This makes them especially well-suited to applications requiring stringent hygiene and minimal downtime.
Ideal for:
Food and Beverage
Dairy and Milk Processing
Brewing and Soft Drinks
Pharmaceutical and Biotech
Cosmetics and Personal Care
LIAG® pig diverters are also the perfect upgrade for existing DMV pigging systems, allowing flexible system expansion without compromising on hygiene or performance.
Want to know if LIAG® pig diverters are right for your process? Get in touch with the ITS team today for more information and technical support. 📞 01675 620914📧 sales@industrialtradingsolutions.com
Efficient filtration isn’t just about flow rates and filter media. For many operations, maintenance is the hidden cost that slows everything down. That’s where HiFlux self-cleaning filtration stands out — with systems designed for easy servicing, minimal parts and no complex disassembly.
📄Download the Whitepaper: “Filtration Made Easy – Minimising Maintenance with HiFlux”
What you’ll learn:
How HiFlux Filtration can reduce maintenance time and complexity
Key filtration features that boost operational uptime
Application examples across food, beverage, water and industrial processing
Practical guidance on selecting filtration solutions that save time and cost
Whether you are filtering water, paint, chocolate or cheese whey, every process shares one reality: maintenance always matters.
In industries like food & beverage, dairy, pharmaceuticals, and personal care, choosing the right fitting and tube standard is about more than just making two pieces of equipment connect. It’s about ensuring hygiene, process safety, regulatory compliance, and ease of maintenance.
With so many standards in play — from DIN to Tri-Clamp, SMS to JIS — navigating your options can be tricky. In this guide, we break down the most common fitting and tube standards used in the hygienic sector and what makes each one unique.
DIN – Deutsches Institut für Normung (German Standard)
🔹Where used: Widely in Europe, especially in German-manufactured equipment. Common types: DIN 11850 (tubes), DIN 11851 (fittings).
Features:
Threaded connections with a union nut.
Smooth bore is ideal for cleanability.
Common in breweries, dairies, and food processing plants.
🛠Why choose DIN?
💡 It’s robust, hygienic, and widely supported in Europe. Threaded designs are reliable for repeated assembly/disassembly.
SMS – Swedish Manufacturing Standard
🔹Where used: Scandinavia and in legacy UK systems.
Features:
Similar in appearance to DIN but with a flatter gasket profile and different thread pitch.
Uses a nut to compress a seal between a male and female ferrule.
Less common in new installations but still widely supported.
🛠 Why choose SMS?
💡It’s familiar in legacy systems and often found in older dairy and beverage lines in the UK and Northern Europe.
IDF – International Dairy Federation
🔹Where used: Dairy-specific applications, particularly in Europe and Asia.
Features:
Designed for cleanability and CIP.
Sometimes used interchangeably with DIN and ISO systems.
Not as widespread as other standards.
🛠 Why choose IDF?
💡Ideal for legacy dairy equipment and where hygiene is critical but DIN isn’t compatible.
Flange Fittings
🔹Where used: Across all sectors for heavy-duty applications.
Features:
Bolted connections using a gasket between two flanged ends.
Suitable for high-pressure or large-diameter pipelines.
Available in many standards (e.g., DIN, ANSI, JIS).
🛠Why choose flanges?
💡Ideal for robust or permanent connections, especially where welding isn’t practical.
Aseptic Fittings
🔹Where used: Pharmaceutical and high-care food sectors.
Features:
Designed for sterile, bacteria-free operation.
Features include minimal dead space, self-draining angles, and full CIP/SIP compatibility.
Common standards include DIN 11864, ISO 2852 (clamp style), and ASME BPE.
🛠 Why choose aseptic fittings?
💡Essential where sterility and product safety are critical, such as in injectable drug production or infant formula.
RJT – Ring Joint Type
🔹Where used: Predominantly in the UK dairy and brewing industries. Features:
Uses a hex nut and male/female ferrule with a rubber O-ring seal.
Not considered aseptic — has crevices that can trap product.
Easy to dismantle and clean manually.
🛠 Why choose RJT?
💡Great for non-aseptic applications where equipment is regularly stripped down and cleaned manually.
Tri-Clamp – Tri-Clamp / Clamp Union
🔹Where used: Globally across pharmaceutical, food & beverage, and biotech sectors.
Features:
Quick-connect clamp system with two ferrules and a gasket.
Easy to clean and ideal for CIP/SIP systems.
Comes in various sizes, often specified in inches (e.g., 1.5”, 2”).
🛠 Why choose Tri-Clamp?
💡Universally recognised and the go-to choice for aseptic systems due to minimal dead space and tool-free assembly.
DS – Danish Standard
🔹Where used: Predominantly Denmark and some parts of Scandinavia.
Features:
Similar to SMS but with a different thread and seal design.
Not widely used outside Denmark, so compatibility is limited.
🛠 Why choose DS?
💡Suitable if working with Danish-manufactured systems or replacing existing equipment.
JIS – Japanese Industrial Standard
🔹Where used: Japan and select APAC regions.
Features:
Metric-based fittings with a flange and bolt system.
Common in Japanese-made equipment.
🛠 Why choose JIS?
💡Essential when integrating Japanese systems or components into your plant.
Key Tube and Fitting Standards
✅ Choosing the Right Fitting for Your Process
When selecting a fitting standard, ask yourself:
Is hygiene or sterility critical?
What country or region was the equipment manufactured in?
Do you need tool-free disassembly for manual cleaning?
Is the system CIP/SIP compatible?
Will you be integrating legacy or multi-vendor equipment?
Fitting and tube standards aren’t just about compatibility — they define how safe, clean, and efficient your process will be. Whether you’re working in a dairy, brewery, or biopharmaceutical facility, choosing the right standard from the start helps avoid downtime, contamination risks, and costly retrofits.
Why Standards Are Critical in Hygienic Systems
Hygienic process systems are subject to stringent regulatory oversight (EHEDG, FDA, 3-A, and cGMP principles). Tube and fittings must therefore:
Match exact tolerances: Even minor deviations in OD (outside diameter), wall thickness, or ovality can compromise integrity.
Maintain surface finish requirements: Roughness average (Ra) is typically ≤ 0.8 μm for food and ≤ 0.4 μm for pharmaceutical grade.
Withstand CIP/SIP cycles: Consistency in weldability and corrosion resistance is essential.
Ensure compatibility across standards: Mixing non-standard components risks leaks, contamination, or premature wear.
KMH: Precision-Crafted for Compliance
⚙️KMH fittings and tube are manufactured to meet the exacting requirements of these standards. By approving KMH in our range, ITS ensures customers benefit from:
Dimensional accuracy: Tube manufactured to ±0.25 mm OD tolerance with consistent wall thickness.
Surface finish options: Mill finish, mechanically polished, or electropolished to ASME BPE compliance.
Material traceability: Full EN 10204 3.1 certification for material batches, guaranteeing compliance.
Weldability and corrosion resistance: Using 1.4404/316L and 1.4307/304L stainless steels with controlled sulphur content (0.005–0.017%) for optimum weldability.
Standard interchangeability: DIN, ISO, BS, SMS, and ASME dimensions for compatibility across system types.
By selecting KMH, engineers can rely on fittings and tubes that not only meet regulatory standards but also reduce the risk of installation or operational failures.
ITS: Engineering Support Beyond Supply
Choosing the correct fittings and tube isn’t just about product availability — it’s about engineering confidence. At ITS, our team supports customers by:
Identifying the correct standard for new or retrofit projects.
Advising on Ra requirements for hygienic or aseptic processes.
Ensuring full documentation and certification traceability.
Supplying from only approved manufacturers, such as KMH, for assured quality.
For process engineers, project engineers, and maintenance managers, working with ITS means less time troubleshooting and more time focusing on production performance.
At ITS, we understand that when it comes to industries where product integrity, hygiene, and compliance are critical, you need equipment you can trust. That’s why we offer a comprehensive range of Servinox solutions, designed to meet the stringent standards of cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and associated industries.
Whether you’re producing disinfectant gels, shampoos, nail varnishes, makeup, mascara, lipsticks, soaps, lotions, shower gels, creams, suncare products, balms, syrups, active ingredients, alcohol, surfactants, perfumes, essential oils, vegetable powders, ethanol, paraffin, glycerine, or waxes. Servinox has the right equipment to support every stage of your manufacturing process.
Here’s how Servinox solutions can transform your production line:
• Pigging solutions and pigs help you recover valuable product from pipelines, dramatically reducing waste and improving your bottom line.
• Multi-way and washing valves simplify product transfer and tank cleaning, cutting downtime and boosting efficiency.
• Vacuum powder introduction valves make powder incorporation safe and precise, keeping your formulations consistent.
• Tank protection valves ensure safety and reliability, fully compliant with PED 2014/68/EU regulations.
• Sampling valves and systems allow you to maintain rigorous quality control without risking contamination.
• Sanitary filters safeguard product purity, tailored to the specific needs of your formulations.
💡These tools aren’t just equipment — they’re solutions designed to help you:
✔️ Recover more product from pipelines, reducing loss and waste.
✔️ Transfer fluids smoothly and securely.
✔️ Clean tanks and reactors thoroughly and efficiently.
✔️ Incorporate powders and liquids safely and accurately.
✔️ Protect critical system components.
✔️ Maintain quality control with confidence.
✔️ Filter products precisely to ensure purity and compliance.
Choosing Servinox through ITS means investing in reliability, hygiene, and efficiency that meet the highest standards of cosmetic and pharmaceutical manufacturing. Let us help you streamline your process and safeguard your product integrity every step of the way!
The ITS team participated in a focused 2-day Contherm Scraped Surface Heat Exchanger (SSHE) Service & Maintenance Training at Alfa Laval’s facility in Kolding, Denmark.
Daniel Hinton, our Servicing & Maintenance Manager, and Nick Willetts, Managing Director, attended the training to boost our in-house expertise and share knowledge across the business, as part of our commitment to continuous improvement. This initiative is key to strengthening our technical capabilities and ensuring our internal teams are equipped to deliver the highest levels of support to our customers in the UK.
We’d like to extend a special thanks to Rajadayal and Giovanni, for their warm welcome and expert guidance throughout the training. The training was incredibly well put together and packed with valuable insights.
The training covered a range of key topics, including the identification and function of core Contherm SSHE components, maintenance intervals, and recommended spare parts. It also included best practices for servicing and operational checks, along with how to carry out health and condition audits to support planned maintenance scheduling. Our team also gained a solid understanding of the working principles and typical applications of Contherm systems. Altogether, the training has strengthened our ability to provide expert support across hygienic industries.
It was a great opportunity to get hands-on and dive deeper into how we can keep these systems running efficiently and reliably
💡Did you know? To keep your Contherm system running at peak efficiency, regular maintenance and genuine OEM spare parts are crucial. Some of the key replacement parts include:
✅Scraper blades – Essential for maintaining heat transfer efficiency and preventing product buildup.
✅O-rings & gaskets – Ensure leak-free performance and maintain hygienic standards.
✅Rotors & shafts – Critical for the smooth operation of the heat exchanger.
✅Bearings & seals – Prevent excessive wear and tear, extending equipment lifespan.
✅Cylinders & cooling jackets – Help regulate temperature for optimal processing. expert advice
Again, a big thank you to the whole Alfa Laval team for putting together a great training experience and continuing to support us in our role as UK Master Distributor for Alfa Laval Hygienic Fluid Handling equipment. We’re proud to work alongside you and to keep delivering great service to customers across the food, beverage, dairy, biotech, and pharmaceutical industries.
🔹 Not too sure? – contact us today to discuss your Contherm spare parts requirements:
📞Call us: 01675 465191
📧 Email us: sales@industrialtradingsolutions.com
ITS Technical Sales team members Connor Littlewood and Daniel Dunn recently partook in intermediate technical training, hosted in Kolding, Denmark, by Alfa Laval’s Kurt Kjellerup and Kamilla Søgaard Poulsen.
The training focused on expanding our technical expertise across Alfa Laval’s hygienic processing portfolio, including valves (LKBS and Mixproof) and pumps (centrifugal range, Twin Screw, and Rotary Lobe).
What did the training cover?
The week combined classroom-based theory with practical experience. From stripping pumps to replacing genuine seals and comparing different pump designs by model and specification, our team gained a deeper understanding of how each unit functions and what media each is best suited for.
This hands-on approach helped strengthen our ability to recommend the right solutions for various hygienic processing needs, ensuring optimal performance, compatibility, and longevity.
However, it wasn’t all tools and torque wrenches
Campfire sessions and team bonding activities took place outdoors in the Danish woods, surrounded by towering trees and the fresh scent of pine in the air. The natural setting provided a refreshing break from the classroom and workshop, offering space to reflect, reset, and connect. These activities were not only a great way to build trust and improve team dynamics, but also gave our team the chance to network and exchange knowledge with other technical engineers during the training.
A huge thank you to Kurt, Kamilla, and the entire Alfa Laval team for organising an insightful and engaging week of training. Our team have returned with fresh technical knowledge, stronger teamwork, and a renewed drive to support our customers across the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries.
In the animal feed industry, every component in your process matters. From handling raw ingredients to delivering the finished product, durability, hygiene, and efficiency are key. That’s why at ITS, we supply KMH-Kammann Metallbau piping and ducting solutions – engineered to meet the demanding needs of feed production facilities.
✨ What are they used for?
KMH piping and ducting systems are designed for:
🔹 Safe and efficient transport of powders, granules, and feed ingredients
🔹 Pneumatic conveying systems in feed mills
🔹 Extraction of dust and particles to maintain a clean, safe environment
🔹 Ensuring compliance with hygiene and safety standards
⚙️ Why KMH Metallbau?
✅High-quality construction for long service life – even under heavy use
✅Designed to handle abrasive feed materials like grains, meal, and powders
✅Modular and flexible – easy to integrate into existing plant layouts
✅Improves workplace safety by reducing dust and contamination risks
From grinding, mixing, and dosing to pelleting and packing, KMH ducting and piping play a vital role in ensuring smooth, safe, and efficient operations in animal feed production.
For a limited time, enjoy 5% off all Pipetite® products when you spend £350 or more, only available on ITS Lite.
Use code PT5OFF at checkout to redeem.
Pipetite® offers a smart, hygienic solution for sealing pipe and tube penetrations through wall plates, vessel insulation, and machine panels. Made from FDA-compliant white silicone, each seal is fully self-sealing. No messy silicone, no extra tools, no cleanup. Unlike traditional methods, Pipetite® stays flexible and won’t crack over time, even with vibration or movement.
✅ Heat resistant up to 260°C
✅ Compatible with standard cleaning agents
✅ Ideal for cleanrooms, food production, and pharma environments
Choose from a full range to suit your application:
Cleaning-In-Place (CIP) is essential, but inefficient monitoring wastes water, chemicals, and money. That’s why turbidity control is transforming CIP monitoring– making cleaning processes faster, more efficient, and more reliable.
Take CIP monitoring to the next level with Anderson-Negele’s ITM-51 turbidity sensor – Try the ROI Calculator and see how much you could save by upgrading to the ITM-51 turbidity sensor. Just a few clicks could reveal significant savings:👉 Calculate Your ROI
Recently, our ITS Servicing & Maintenance team received an Alfa Laval LKH 10 pump with a single flush seal for a routine health check. This pump had been running in an effluent plant, and as expected, the condition reflected the tough environment it operates in.
🔹 This wasn’t a breakdown – Just a standard service.
However, upon examining the wear, it was definitely long overdue. This highlights the importance of regular maintenance, especially for pumps working in demanding applications.
🔹Don’t wait for a failure If your pumps are used for similar duties, such as slurry or waste handling, it’s well worth scheduling a preventative health check. Regular servicing protects your investment, minimises unplanned downtime, and ensures you’re getting the full lifespan out of your pump.
✅ Success Point:
With collection and delivery included, we had this pump fully serviced and back up and running within 48 hours. The actual servicing was completed in under 24 hours. 🔧Ready to schedule a check-up? – Or let us come to you.
