Steam Trap, 50 psi, 450F, 5-1/2 In. L MPN:1 NFT250-50
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Steam Trap, 50 psi, 450F, 5-1/2 In. L
The Crescent Nicholson Steam Trap is a reliable and efficient solution for managing condensate in high-pressure steam systems. Designed to withstand temperatures up to 450F and pressures up to 50 psi, this steam trap is ideal for use in converters, oil preheaters, and other process equipment. Its stainless steel float and graphite fiber gasket ensure durability and resistance to corrosion, while its cast iron body provides a strong and stable foundation. With a condensate capacity of 2,460 lb/hr, this steam trap is perfect for applications requiring high-volume condensate removal, such as steam cookers, steam heated vats, and rotating drums.
Top product features:
- Converts condensate to a liquid state, allowing it to be easily drained from the system.
- Allows for the removal of air and non-condensable gases from steam lines, promoting efficient heat transfer and system performance.
- Operates at a maximum pressure of 250 psi, ensuring reliable performance in high-pressure steam applications.
Top product applications:
- Oil Preheaters
- Process Equipment
- Steam Cookers
Steam Trap, Air Vent Material Stainless Steel, Allowable Pressure - Maximum 250 psi, Allowable Temperature - Minimum Not Applicable, Application Converters, Oil Preheaters, Pressing Machines, Process Equipment, Rotating Drums, Steam Cookers, Steam Heated Vats, Steam Lines, Unit Heaters, Body Material Cast Iron, Condensate Capacity 2,460 lb/hr, Configuration In-line, Distance Between Inlet and Outlet Port 5 1/2 in, Float Material Stainless Steel, Gasket Material Graphite Fiber
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 20 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 8.20
- Package Width: 5.90
- Package Height: 6.50
- Package Weight: 13.65
Product info last updated on March 7, 2026 8:50am UTC
Category: HVACR and Appliance Controls