STAINLESS STEEL Thermostatic Float Superheated Water Clamp On Steam Trap

This steam trap utilizes the coordinated operation of a float and a thermostatic element. When condensate enters the valve body, the rising liquid level causes the float to open the valve port, continuously discharging the condensate. When steam enters, the thermostatic element expands due to temperature changes, closing the valve port to prevent steam leakage. Under superheated or high-temperature conditions, the valve automatically adjusts its opening and closing states to achieve efficient separation of steam and condensate, ensuring stable system operation and reducing energy consumption.

• Combines inverted bucket and thermostatic mechanisms to ensure reliable condensate discharge while preventing live steam loss, maintaining stable operation under fluctuating pressure and load conditions in steam systems.
• Manufactured from stainless steel for excellent corrosion resistance, high temperature tolerance, and long service life, making it suitable for hygienic, chemical, and industrial steam applications.
• Designed with a 3/4 inch connection size, offering easy integration into standard steam lines while supporting efficient condensate removal and consistent thermal performance.
• Provides accurate testing and monitoring capability, allowing operators to evaluate trap performance during operation without system shutdown, improving maintenance efficiency and system reliability.
• Features a compact and robust internal structure that resists water hammer and dirt accumulation, ensuring stable operation and reduced risk of blockage or mechanical failure.

This steam trap is widely used in food and beverage, pharmaceutical, bioengineering, chemical, and cleanroom piping systems. For example, it is used in pasteurization equipment, reactor jackets, heat exchangers, and steam tracing pipelines to promptly drain condensate, prevent water hammer, improve heating efficiency, and ensure the stability and safety of the production process.