Machine components suitable for hygienic applications: A case study on cable glands

Where machines and equipment are constructed for use in hygienic manufacturing environments, they have to be designed with features that enable ease of cleaning. Several standards and guidelines state the main criteria and design recommendations for this. Media supply interfaces (electricity, compre...

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