L14AM7-R300 - Long Weld Ferrule

Product Highlights

• Dixon long weld ferrule
• Manufacturer part number L14AM7-R300
• 3" tube outside diameter
• 316L stainless steel construction
• Long weld-neck configuration
• Designed for sanitary and hygienic piping systems
• Weld end for attachment to compatible sanitary tubing
• Clamp ferrule end for removable sanitary connections
• Suitable for food and beverage processing
• Suitable for pharmaceutical process systems
• Suitable for dairy applications
• Suitable for breweries, wineries, and distilleries
• Suitable for compatible chemical processing applications
• Dixon references 3-A Sanitary Standard 63-04 for this fitting family

The L14AM7-R300 is manufactured from 316L stainless steel, a corrosion-resistant material commonly selected for sanitary and hygienic process piping.

The low-carbon 316L grade is well suited for welded process piping assemblies where corrosion resistance, cleanability, and sanitary fabrication are important.

Process fluid, cleaning chemical, operating temperature, and sanitation requirements should always be reviewed to confirm material compatibility for the specific application.

A complete sanitary clamp joint typically uses two compatible ferrules, a properly selected gasket, and a matching sanitary clamp.

The gasket fits between the opposing ferrule faces, while the clamp secures the connection. This creates a removable joint that can be disassembled when cleaning, inspection, or maintenance is required.

Verify the mating ferrule size, gasket material, clamp compatibility, process temperature, pressure limitations, and media compatibility before installation.

Dixon's hygienic fittings documentation references 3-A Sanitary Standard 63-04 for the L14AM7 long weld ferrule family.

For regulated or specification-driven installations, confirm that the exact fitting, connection assembly, welding procedure, and installation method satisfy the sanitary requirements applicable to the facility and process.

Verify that the 3" tube O.D. matches the sanitary tubing and mating components before beginning installation.

Prepare the tubing and ferrule using appropriate hygienic fabrication practices. Weld surfaces should be clean and free of dirt, oil, oxidation, and other contaminants that could affect weld quality.

Use an appropriate welding process and qualified procedure for 316L stainless steel sanitary tubing. Maintain proper alignment between the ferrule and tubing during fabrication to help provide a smooth transition through the connection.

After welding, inspect and finish the joint according to the surface-finish and cleanliness requirements of the process system.

When assembling the clamp side, use a compatible mating ferrule, properly selected sanitary gasket, and appropriate sanitary clamp. Inspect the ferrule sealing surfaces and gasket before assembly.