Sight Glass Valves

When visibility ensures safety—safe processes begin with transparency. Swissfluid sight glass assemblies enable direct monitoring of liquid and gaseous process media, making flow and flow behavior visible.

Robust designs, high-quality materials, and media-resistant configurations ensure reliable operation even under demanding process conditions. Whether lined sight glass assemblies, stainless steel versions, or tubular sight glasses—a variety of designs offers the right solution for your application.

FAQ

What is a sight glass fitting and what is it used for?

A sight glass assembly enables direct visual inspection of process media within a pipeline. It is used to monitor the flow of liquids or gases without interrupting the process. This allows for the early detection of flow behavior, operating conditions, and potential changes in the process.

What advantages do sight glass fittings from Swissfluid offer?

Swissfluid sight glass assemblies enable reliable, continuous process monitoring directly on-site. Their robust construction, high-quality materials, and low-maintenance design ensure reliable operation, even under demanding operating conditions.

For which media and applications are sight glass fittings suitable?

Swissfluid sight glass fittings are suitable for liquid and gaseous process media as well as for demanding applications with corrosive, abrasive or aggressive media. Typical areas of application can be found in the chemical, pharmaceutical, petrochemical, paper and other process industries.

What types of sight glass fittings does Swissfluid offer?

Swissfluid offers various designs to meet different requirements. These include lined sight glass fittings (Type SSP), stainless steel sight glass fittings (Type SST), and tubular sight glass fittings for reliable visual inspection in piping systems.

What materials and linings are available for sight glass fittings?

Various materials and designs are available depending on the application. Lined versions, for example, are produced using resistant materials such as PFA or PFA-AS, while stainless steel versions can be manufactured from high-quality cast stainless steel. The choice depends on the medium, temperature, and operating conditions.

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