MATERIALS HANDLING
The RIGHT CONNECTIONS T
Thomas Maier reveals how reliable compressed air for breweries is achieved via stainless steel connectors
he connection of pneumatic control lines in brewery systems always requires the use of materials that are highly durable. Stainless steel push-in connectors are ideal for this application as they provide
a lasting and reliable seal even in humid environments. The material also features good hygienic properties. The companies of CIMC Enric Tank and Process (CETP) with headquarters in the Netherlands develop, manufacture and sell tanks and process technology for the worldwide liquid food industries. Ziemann Holvrieka, a member of the group, has its German headquarters in Ludwigsburg and Bürgstadt and is one of the biggest suppliers of customised turnkey systems for the brewing industry. Both craft brewers and major breweries around the world rely daily on turnkey systems, from the malt intake to the pressure tank cellar, all from a single source. The components for wort preparation range from the malt intake to grinding
systems, as well as the whirlpool and wort cooling apparatus. In addition, the company provides the entire cold block with fermentation and storage tanks, pressure tanks, yeast tanks and all necessary CIP tanks. In both production areas Ziemann Holvrieka engineers, implements and automates the process and cleaning technology, installs the process pipelines and integrates the required utilities. The technology experts are also a valued partner around the globe when it comes to modernisation, expansion of capacities or construction of a new, turnkey brewery.
SMALL COMPONENTS IN A LARGE SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT Ziemann Holvrieka insists on uncompromising quality in design and workmanship, down to the last detail. That is why the company has implemented numerous customer projects over the years using swivelling screw- in elbow connectors with a seal from series 17 of the Eisele Inoxline. Manufactured from stainless steel, they
CIP system in a brewery: Eisele push-in connectors come into daily contact with splashing water and chemicals used for cleaning the systems
Photo courtesy of Ziemann Holvrieka
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