Brewery 16 Bar Smooth Cover UPE Suction & Delivery Hose

Brewery 16 Bar Smooth Cover UPE Suction & Delivery Hose

Brewery UPE is a 16bar brewery & distillery hose designed for higher working pressures > 16bar Suitable for both suction and delivery. UPE (Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene) offers excellent chemical resistance and this hose can be used on chemical applications but it’s main feature is it’s suitability for use with alcohol > 99% volume.

Brewery UPE is a premium high pressure delivery hose 
suitable for transferring 

• Beer & Lager
• Cider & Perry
• Stouts & Ales
• Fruit Juice
• Soda & Soft
• Drinks Wine
  Spirits> 92% vol.
• Whisky
• Potable Water

Approved in accordance with FDA 21 CFR 177.260 -rubber products intended for repeated use in manufacturing, packing, processing, preparing, packaging , transporting or holding food. Brewery UPE is suitable for suction and delivery of most food and drink products, and is suitable for a wide range of chemicals.

Brewery UPE also complies with the following international accreditations

• BFR XXI – Cat 2 – German Federal Institute for Risk
  Assessment – Commodities based on natural
  & synthetic rubber
• DM 21/03/1973 – Italy – Health Ministry Decree –
  hygienic rules for products to come into contact
  with foodstuffs.
• Regulation 1935/2004/ CE – EU Food materials and
  articles which are intended to come into contact with food
•  Notice No 370,1959 – Japan – Specifications and
  standards for products for use with Food
• 3-A RPSCQC for (62-02) Hose Assemblies – Standard
  for parts used to convey liquid used in dairy
  and food production
• Arrêté du 5 août 2020 – France – Rubber materials
  intended to come into contact with foodstuffs.
• Suitable for temperatures -40°C to +120°C
• Brewery UPE is Phthalates Free
• Brewery UPE meets the requirements of 1907/2006/
  CE (REACH – Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and
  restriction of Chemicals).
• Can be cleaned and sterilized using a number of different
  processes including CIP – see separate guidance notes