ASC
Sanitary Clamp End 45° Elbow
- SKU:
- S772KMP4 & S772KMP6
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.00 LBS
Description
Sanitary Clamp End 45° Elbow
ASC / SCI Fig. S772KMP4 & S772KMP6 Sanitary Clamp End 45° Elbows provide a smooth 45-degree change in direction for hygienic process piping systems.
Available in 304 stainless steel and 316/L stainless steel, these elbows feature sanitary clamp-end connections for food, beverage, dairy, pharmaceutical, and other sanitary process applications.
Product Highlights
- ASC / SCI sanitary fitting
- Fig. S772KMP4 & S772KMP6
- 45° elbow configuration
- Sanitary clamp-end connections
- 304 or 316/L stainless steel
- Produced to 3-A Sanitary Standards
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Sanitary Clamp End 45° Elbow |
|---|---|
| Brand | ASC / SCI |
| Figures | S772KMP4 / S772KMP6 |
| S772KMP4 Material | 304 Stainless Steel |
| S772KMP6 Material | 316/L Stainless Steel |
| Connection Style | Sanitary Clamp End x Clamp End |
| Configuration | 45° Elbow |
| Sanitary Standard | 3-A Sanitary Standards |
| Tubing Reference | ASTM A269 / A270 |
Construction Details
The SCI Sanitary Clamp End 45° Elbow is offered as Fig. S772KMP4 in 304 stainless steel and Fig. S772KMP6 in 316/L stainless steel.
The 45-degree elbow configuration changes the direction of a sanitary process line while providing clamp ends for connection with compatible sanitary ferrules, gaskets, and clamps.
SCI sanitary tubing and fittings are produced to 3-A Sanitary Standards. Stainless steel sanitary tubing dimensions and materials conform to ASTM A269/A270, with SCI identification provided for fitting traceability.
Elbow Design & Applications
45° Clamp End Design
- 45-degree flow direction change
- Clamp end x clamp end
- Stainless steel construction
- Sanitary process connection
- Designed for hygienic piping
Typical Applications
- Food processing systems
- Beverage process piping
- Dairy processing systems
- Pharmaceutical piping
- Hygienic process systems
Installation & Selection Considerations
- Select 304 or 316/L stainless steel.
- Confirm both clamp-end connections.
- Verify a 45° direction change is required.
- Use compatible sanitary clamp components.
- Inspect the connection before service.

Use the SCI Sanitary Fittings & Tubing Catalog to confirm the S772KMP4 and S772KMP6 figures, stainless steel material options, sanitary clamp-end configuration, and product specifications.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a sanitary clamp end 45° elbow?
It is a sanitary fitting designed to change the direction of a hygienic process piping line by 45 degrees.
What are the SCI figure numbers?
The SCI catalog identifies these elbows as Fig. S772KMP4 and S772KMP6.
What is the difference between S772KMP4 and S772KMP6?
S772KMP4 is the 304 stainless steel version, while S772KMP6 is the 316/L stainless steel version.
What type of connections does this elbow use?
It uses sanitary clamp-end connections for assembly with compatible sanitary ferrules, gaskets, and clamps.
When would a 45° elbow be used?
A 45° elbow is used when the process line requires a moderate change in direction rather than a 90-degree turn.
Are these fittings produced to 3-A standards?
Yes. SCI states that its sanitary tubing and fittings are produced to 3-A Sanitary Standards.
Where are sanitary 45° elbows commonly used?
Typical applications include food, beverage, dairy, pharmaceutical, and other hygienic process piping systems.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm the stainless steel grade, clamp-end requirements, 45-degree configuration, and compatibility with the adjoining sanitary system.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- Confirm 304 or 316/L material.
- Verify both clamp-end connections.
- Confirm the 45° elbow configuration.
- Use compatible sanitary clamp components.
- Inspect the assembled connection before service.