Steam Traps
752480 STEAM TRAP CAST S.STEEL, THERMODYNAMIC SCREWED 8A
IMPA:752480
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752481 STEAM TRAP MALLEABLE-IRON, THERMODYNAMIC SCREWED 15A
IMPA:752481
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752482 STEAM TRAP MALLEABLE-IRON, THERMODYNAMIC SCREWED 20A
IMPA:752482
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752483 STEAM TRAP MALLEABLE-IRON, THERMODYNAMIC SCREWED 25A
IMPA:752483
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752484 STEAM TRAP CAST-IRON, THERMODYNAMIC SCREWED 32A
IMPA:752484
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752485 STEAM TRAP CAST-IRON, THERMODYNAMIC SCREWED 40A
IMPA:752485
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752486 STEAM TRAP CAST-IRON, THERMODYNAMIC SCREWED 50A
IMPA:752486
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752487 STEAM TRAP CAST S.STEEL, THERMODYNAMIC SCREWED 10A
IMPA:752487
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752488 STEAM TRAP CAST S.STEEL, THERMODYNAMIC SCREWED 15A
IMPA:752488
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752489 STEAM TRAP DCUTILE CAST IRON, MECHANICAL SCREWED 15A
IMPA:752489
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752490 STEAM TRAP DCUTILE CAST IRON, MECHANICAL SCREWED 20A
IMPA:752490
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752491 STEAM TRAP MALLEABLE-IRON, THERMODYNAMIC FLANGED 15A
IMPA:752491
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752492 STEAM TRAP MALLEABLE-IRON, THERMODYNAMIC FLANGED 20A
IMPA:752492
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752493 STEAM TRAP MALLEABLE-IRON, THERMODYNAMIC FLANGED 25A
IMPA:752493
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752494 STEAM TRAP CAST-IRON, THERMODYNAMIC FLANGED 32A
IMPA:752494
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752495 STEAM TRAP CAST-IRON, THERMODYNAMIC FLANGED 40A
IMPA:752495
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752496 STEAM TRAP CAST-IRON, THERMODYNAMIC FLANGED 50A
IMPA:752496
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752497 STEAM TRAP DCUTILE CAST IRON, MECHANICAL SCREWED 25A
IMPA:752497
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752498 STEAM TRAP DCUTILE CAST IRON, MECHANICAL FLANGED 15A
IMPA:752498
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752499 STEAM TRAP DCUTILE CAST IRON, MECHANICAL FLANGED 20A
IMPA:752499
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
752500 STEAM TRAP DCUTILE CAST IRON, MECHANICAL FLANGED 25A
IMPA:752500
MTML UOM:PCE
These steam traps automatically adjust themselves to operate at varying steam pressures, and feature a large condensate discharge capacity for such a compact design. The small size of the traps means less heat and therefore energy is wasted by radiation. For protection against dirt and scale and to prolong trap service life, pipe strainers should be fitted on the inlet side of the trap. Among the wide variety of these traps in types and sizes, the most common types are described along with their specifications.
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