Wine, Brewing & Distilling
Sanitary stainless steel tubing, fittings, valves and accessories for beverage production, transfer and CIP systems.
Built for Production, Transfer & Cleaning
Wineries, breweries and distilleries rely on cleanable piping systems to move ingredients, product and cleaning solutions through fermentation, storage, filtration and packaging.
Wayland supplies sanitary tubing, clamp and polished weld fittings, valves, gaskets, sight glasses, spray balls and related accessories for beverage-processing systems.
Built for Beverage Production Systems
Cleanable materials, serviceable connections and compatible seals support product handling, changeovers and sanitation.
Production & Fermentation
Sanitary components support brewhouse piping, fermentation and conditioning tanks, and mash, wort and product-transfer systems.
Tubing · Weld fittings · Butterfly valves · Gaskets
Transfer, Blending & Filtration
Dependable piping and isolation points support tank-to-tank transfer, blending, filtration and pump assemblies.
Tubing · Clamp fittings · Ball valves · Sight glasses
CIP, Storage & Packaging
Accessible connections and cleaning accessories support CIP circuits, tank cleaning, cellar piping and filling systems.
Clamp fittings · Spray balls · Gaskets · Butterfly valves
Sanitary Stainless Steel Products for Beverage Processing
Explore tubing, fittings, valves, gaskets and accessories for production, transfer, fermentation and CIP systems.
Sanitary Stainless Steel Tubing
Polished tubing for beverage transfer, fermentation systems and process piping.
Clamp Fittings
Removable sanitary connections for equipment service, inspection and changeovers.
Polished Butt-Weld Fittings
Permanent stainless connections for process piping and fabricated assemblies.
Butterfly Valves
Compact isolation and flow control for tanks, equipment and transfer systems.
Sanitary Ball Valves
Full-port stainless valves for positive shutoff in transfer applications.
Sanitary Gaskets
Multiple compounds for beverage products, cleaning chemistry and temperature.
Sight Glasses
In-line viewing components for product and process checks.
Spray Balls
Stationary and rotating options for internal vessel cleaning coverage.
Custom Components for Beverage Process Requirements
Wayland supports beverage-processing requirements beyond standard catalog configurations with fabricated stainless components built around the application.
- Custom fittings and special configurations
- Made-to-length product-transfer spools
- Manifolds and equipment assemblies
Select Components Around the Beverage Process
Start with the product, cleaning method and operating conditions, then match material, connections and sealing components to the system requirements.
- Product chemistry and material compatibility
- Cleaning and sanitizing chemicals
- Operating temperature and pressure
- 304 versus 316L stainless steel
- Clamp versus welded connections
- Gasket and seal compound
Why Distributors Choose Wayland
Inventory, documentation and responsive product support help distribution partners serve wineries, breweries, distilleries and beverage-equipment customers.
U.S. Inventory
Product stocked in Los Angeles, Milwaukee and Atlanta supports distributors and projects across North America.
Fast Shipping
More than 95% of stocked products ship the same day to help keep customer schedules moving.
Traceability & Documentation
MTRs, specifications, drawings and product information support technical review and purchasing.
Responsive Support
Fast quotes and practical product assistance make it easier to identify and source the right components.
Wine, Brewing & Distilling FAQs
Which Wayland products are commonly used in beverage processing?
Wayland tubing, clamp and weld fittings, butterfly and ball valves, gaskets, sight glasses and spray balls support production, fermentation, transfer, filtration, storage, CIP and packaging systems.
Which Wayland product families maintain 3-A certification?
Wayland maintains 3-A authorization for applicable sanitary product families. Certification is product-specific, so current documentation should be used to confirm the exact component under review.
How should 304 versus 316L stainless steel be evaluated?
Selection should consider beverage chemistry, corrosion exposure, cleaning chemicals, temperature, plant standards and equipment requirements.
When should clamp connections be used instead of welded connections?
Clamp connections provide removable access for service, inspection, cleaning and changeovers. Polished butt-weld fittings support permanent piping runs. Many beverage systems use both.
How should gasket material be selected?
Consider the beverage product, cleaning chemicals, temperature, pressure and service requirements. Wayland offers Buna, EPDM, FKM, PTFE, Silicone and specialty sanitary gasket options.
Are Material Test Reports available?
Yes. Applicable 304 and 316L products can be traced to EN 10204-3.1 Material Test Reports through the Wayland heat number. Search Material Test Reports →
Working on a Winery, Brewery or Distillery System?
Contact Wayland for product information, technical documentation, compatibility questions and current availability.
