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In our recent blog posts as of late, we’ve been touching on the sheer importance of proper food sanitation and food safety. Without following the necessary steps and regulations to ensure that surfaces and food safety equipment is sanitized in any operation, companies risk foodborne illness and outbreaks of highly unwanted disease. Fortunately, there are many strict measures put into place with industries like food and beverage production that Chemseal is proud to partner with.Sanitary Stainless …

Here at Chemseal, we specialize in providing the highest quality stainless steel sanitary valves for industries with the strictest international standards. Although stainless steel is our focus and specialty, we realize that the valve industry produces valves, pumps, tubes, and more products made out of a wide variety of materials. While we’re always interested in staying informed on the most modern developments in our industry, we realize that one can only appreciate how far we’ve come …

These days, we’re surrounded by stainless steel. Whether it’s the forks in our cutlery drawer or the sanitary valves in our food processing plant, it seems like stainless steel makes the world go ‘round. But what makes this metal so special, and why is it the superior choice for sanitary valves? Since we specialize in valves made with this material, we decided to take a closer look at what sets it apart and why it will benefit your commercial operation. WHAT IS STAINLESS STEEL? S …

As we've mentioned in the past, stainless steel is a highly versatile material with properties that set it apart from other metals. Check out our previous post titled “ Why Are Stainless Steel Sanitary Valves So Special?” to learn more about why this material is so pivotal to Chemseal’s success and the success of the industries we serve. Keep reading to learn about all of the other industries, processes, and products that are only possible because of stainless steel! CUTLERY …

There are a few things without which human beings simply can’t survive on this planet.Oxygen is one of them, and water is the other.Sure, we need food too, but a few minutes without oxygen or a few days without water, and even the fittest human being is going to meet an untimely demise.Human beings are nearly 70 percent water, not to mention that we need it to grow food, clean ourselves, and produce all of the other luxuries we take for granted, like fuel and clothing. That’s why many government …