Mike,
I also found the subject of "sanitary" to be somewhat elusive. Try
the 3A standards from the International Association of Milk, Food,
and Environmental Sanitarians or the Food, Drug, & Beverage
Equipment Sanitary Standard #ASMI/ASME F2.1-1982. The standards
will also require/specify finishes to contact materials that are in
the 15 to 35RA range depending on application.
Regards, Jim
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From: Mike Morrow <mmor...@compuserve.com>
Subject: FDA Requirements
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 1998 09:03:58 -0400
To: IEEE EMC Board <emc-p...@ieee.org>
I've always been told that any piece of equipment being used in a
"sanitary" application (i.e. food processing, etc) must be
constructed of
stainless steel. I'm after the actual standard that has this
requirement. Can aluminum be used??
Any help is appreciated.
Mike Morrow
Product Standards Engineer
Data Instruments
mike_mor...@datainstruments.com
mmor...@compuserve.com
Phone 978-264-9550 xt-201
Fax 978-263-0630
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Jim Palec - Electronics Group Leader
Stock Equipment Co. Chagrin Falls,OH 44023
E-mail(work): jim palec <pa...@stock.com>
work ph 440-543-6000 x517, fax 440-543-4624
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