Reducing explosion risk by eliminating leakage & using high-pressure resistance and static dissipative materials.
No clamps. No screws. No fuss.
Changeovers can be done in under 30 seconds.
A BFM® fitting comprises a unique snap-in, blue-banded flexible connector that sits between two specially formed steel spigots welded to an inlet and outlet in a process line.
Together, the system eliminates the problems associated with old-fashioned clamp-style flexible connectors.
Anywhere there is bulk product being transported from one part of a process to another, you can find a BFM® fitting.
It's especially suited for transitions between stationary and moving equipment, like sifters, sieves and vibratory tubes, but can also be used through metal detectors, at the base of hoppers and anywhere you need access to or visibility of your product flow.
Every bulk processing industry needs flexible connectors to transport its product through different stages of a production line.
Today, BFM® fittings are the trusted flexible connector for global manufacturers in the food, chemical, pharmaceutical and mineral industries around the world.
Powder leaks through clamps
Difficult to fit, variations & inaccuracies
Overpressure causes high-risk clamp failure
Frequent downtime for replacements, clean-ups
More durable material, quick change overs and less downtime.
From metal detectors to sifters, high pressure or vacuum, BFM® fitting connectors are used in a huge range of industrial applications.
We pride ourselves in meeting global certifications across food safety, explosion and materials, making us the product of choice around the world.
BFM® fitting inventor, Blair McPheat, explains:
“I was visiting plants selling filtration products and was constantly seeing the issues manufacturers were having with dust leakage around their flexible connections.”
“The downtime involved for clean-ups and refits was costing a lot in lost production,” said McPheat. “I knew there had to be a better way.”
Watch the video to find out why his creative solution to an age-old problem has been embraced by leading manufacturers in the food, pharmaceutical, chemical and mineral industries around the globe.
