Steam Trap

The function of the steam trap (referred to as the trap) is to automatically remove the non-condensable gases such as steam condensate and air in the heating equipment or steam pipeline, and does not leak steam, so that the steam heating equipment can be evenly heated, make full use of the latent heat of steam, and prevent water hammer in the steam pipeline.

Condensate Recovery Device

The condensate recovery device is the main equipment for recovering condensate in the steam heating system, which can significantly reduce water consumption, improve energy utilization, and reduce pollutant gas emissions.

Heat Tracing Station

The heat tracing station is a modular, station-based device that realizes centralized steam supply or condensate collection. Users can automate steam distribution or condensate collection by simply connecting the pipes to the nozzles of the tracing station, saving installation time, equipment space, engineering costs, and operating costs.

Trap, Exhaust Valves

Trap valve is a valve that automatically discharges liquids or liquids with a large specific gravity and prevents the leakage of gases or liquids with a small specific gravity, which can improve and ensure the operating efficiency of related equipment. The exhaust valve discharges the initial air and other non-condensable gases, ensuring a quick start-up of the system.