In processes that require steam, the boiler is the heart of the operation, and if it fails, production can come to a grinding halt. So, if your industrial process uses steam, it is critical that the boiler and any of its auxiliary parts are in good working order, allowing the system to run most safely, effectively and efficiently.

Designed for 2’ NPSH applications, the Sterlco K Series can handle hot condensate up to 212°F (100°C). The pump is close-coupled to a 3450-rpm open drip-proof motor (with options for totally enclosed, wash-down duty, or explosion-proof). 

Used for generating steam for power, processing or space heating, or for producing hot water to heat products or a hot water supply, a boiler delivers steam or hot fluid to the end use point at the desired pressure and temperature.

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Intended for isolation purposes, the PV4 and PV6 piston valves are available in NPT and SW versions, in sizes from 0.5 to 2”, in either forged carbon steel or forged stainless steel. 

Process heating accounts for a large portion of the energy demand in industrial plants, and the fuel that is required to run a steam plant represents a costly and necessary reoccurring expense.

Efficiency is the name of the game today, and the boiler world is no exception. If you can squeeze half a percent of efficiency out of a boiler, it can amount to a significant cost savings on an annual basis.

Steam coils can be challenging in terms of proper design and application, especially when heating outside air below 32°F.