SPIRAX SARCO · SANITARY VALVES
Spirax Sarco M70i & M80i Sanitary Ball Valves for High Purity Applications
Spirax Sarco M70i & M80i sanitary ball valves - 316L SS, ASME BPE compliant for pharma, food & bioprocessing. Buy from PC Engineering India.

Overview
The Spirax Sarco M70i and M80i sanitary ball valves are precision-engineered for high purity process applications where system integrity and product quality are critical. Manufactured from 316L stainless steel and designed in accordance with ASME BPE standards, these valves meet the stringent requirements of pharmaceutical, bioprocessing, food and beverage, and semiconductor industries.
The M70i covers smaller line sizes (½" to 2") with a forged 316L body, while the M80i handles larger requirements (2½" to 4") using investment cast 316L construction. Both models feature true port design that precisely matches connecting tubing diameters, eliminating dead spaces where bacteria and media deposits can accumulate. This ensures free draining and reduces contamination risk.
Spirax Sarco supplies material test reports (MTRs) and certificates of compliance as standard, addressing documentation requirements essential in regulated high purity environments.
Key Features
- True port design – Internal diameter matches tubing size, eliminating dead spaces and enabling free draining
- 316L stainless steel construction – Low ferrite content (<1% M70i, <5% M80i) per ASME BPE requirements
- FDA and USP Class VI compliant seals – High temperature Dyneon TFM™ seats and cavity fillers as standard
- Orbital welding compatible – Tube weld end tangent lengths per ASME BPE for consistent, fully penetrated welds
- ISO 5211 mounting pads – Standard actuator and limit switch mounting capability
- Lockable handle – Included as standard for safety and process control
- Cavity filler design – Eliminates crevices around ball that can harbour bacteria
Specifications
| Parameter | M70i | M80i |
|---|---|---|
| Size Range | ½" to 2" | 2½" to 4" |
| Body Material | Forged 316L SS | Investment Cast 316L SS |
| Ferrite Content | <1% | <5% |
| Seal Material | Dyneon TFM™ (FDA/USP Class VI) | Dyneon TFM™ (FDA/USP Class VI) |
| Surface Finish (Standard) | 0.5 micron Ra (20 micro-inch) mechanically polished | 0.375 micron Ra (15 micro-inch) electropolished |
| Surface Finish (Optional) | 0.375 micron Ra (15 micro-inch) electropolished | — |
| Design Standard | ASME BPE | ASME BPE |
| Mounting | ISO 5211 | ISO 5211 |
| Actuation | BVA200 series pneumatic actuator (optional) | BVA200 series pneumatic actuator (optional) |
Applications
The M70i and M80i sanitary ball valves are suitable for critical process applications including:
- Pharmaceutical manufacturing – WFI, purified water, and process media lines - Bioprocessing – Fermentation, cell culture, and downstream processing - Food and dairy – Hygienic process lines requiring CIP/SIP compatibility - Brewing and beverages – Product and utility lines - Semiconductor – High purity water and clean gas systems - Cosmetics – Sterile and hygienic processing - Clean/pure steam systems – Suitable for continuous steam service - CIP/SIP applications – Designed for clean-in-place and steam-in-place cycles
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