Aseptic Controls Investment Co.

Asepco

Loyd C Sindel

Walter L Connolly

Luther Thomas Hoobyar

Aseptic sampling valve having a valve body with a generally cylindrical side wall and a relatively thin, generally planar end wall, an inlet opening in the end wall, a valve seat surrounding the inlet opening, a port opening through the side wall and extending toward the inlet opening at an acute angle relative to the axis of the valve body, and a valve member movable axially within the valve body between open and closed positions relative to the valve seat for controlling communication between the inlet opening and the port.

Aseptic sampling valve

An inline process valve assembly having a valve body of a rigid material having a thru bore which is circular in cross-section forming a flow passage extending through the valve body along a longitudinal axis and having a lower arcuate surface. A cone-shaped recess is formed in the body and has a central vertical axis extending perpendicular to the longitudinal axis. The cone-shaped recess opens into the flow passage and has an hemispherical rounded nose which is generally coincident with the lower arcuate surface of the flow passage. A cone-shaped diaphragm of a flexible material disposed in said cone-shaped recess and is movable between open and closed positions with respect to the flow passage. The diaphragm has an outer margin. A clamp is provided for clamping the outer margin of the diaphragm to the valve body to form a liquid-tight and air-tight seal between the diaphragm and the body. An operator is secured to the diaphragm for moving the diaphragm between said open and closed positions.

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Discovery Bay, CA, United States of America

Loyd C Sindel