Steam Trap, 65 psi, 450F, 6-11/16 In. L MPN:3/4 FTE-65
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Steam Trap, 65 psi, 450F, 6-11/16 In. L
The Crescent Nicholson Steam Trap is a reliable and efficient solution for managing condensate in process equipment. Designed for use in high-pressure applications, this steam trap can handle up to 232 psi and temperatures up to 450F, making it ideal for industrial settings. Its stainless steel float and lever assembly ensure long-lasting performance, while the cast iron body provides durability. With a condensate capacity of 1,150 lb/hr, this steam trap is perfect for applications where efficient condensate removal is crucial, such as in power plants, chemical processing, and oil refineries. Its compact design also makes it easy to install in tight spaces.
Top product features:
- Allows condensate to be discharged, while preventing air and non-condensable gases from entering the system.
- Includes an air vent to separate air and non-condensable gases from the condensate.
- Has a stainless steel float material for resistance to corrosion.
Top product applications:
- Process Equipment
- Condensate Recovery Systems
- Industrial Steam Systems
Steam Trap, Air Vent Material Stainless Steel, Allowable Pressure - Maximum 232 psi, Allowable Temperature - Minimum Not Applicable, Application Process Equipment, Body Material Cast Iron, Condensate Capacity 1,150 lb/hr, Configuration In-line, Distance Between Inlet and Outlet Port 6 11/16 in, Float Material Stainless Steel, Includes Air Vent Air Vent Included, Includes Strainer Not Applicable, Installation Orientation Horizontal, Lever Assembly Material Stainless Steel, Manufacturer Series FTE
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: IN
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 7.70
- Package Width: 6.40
- Package Height: 5.20
- Package Weight: 11.29
Product info last updated on March 28, 2026 4:07pm UTC
Category: HVACR and Appliance Controls