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Spirax Sarco 62093, T250 Balanced Pressure Angle Pattern Thermostatic Steam Trap, 1 in, NPT, 450 deg F, 250 psi, Cast Iron
SARCO 62093 T250 1" ANGLE BALANCED PRESSURE THERMOSTATIC STEAM TRAP
Balanced Pressure Thermostatic Steam Traps
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Spirax Sarco 62093, T250 Balanced Pressure Angle Pattern Thermostatic Steam Trap, 1 in, NPT, 450 deg F, 250 psi, Cast Iron
754833
MFG #: 62093
Product ID:754833
Famous Supply
- Dimensions: 3.9 in W
- Length: 5.37 in
- Series: T-250
- Type: Balanced Pressure Angle Pattern
- Nominal Size: 1 in
- End Style: NPT
- Temperature Rating: 450 deg f
- Pressure Rating: 250 psi
- Material: Cast Iron
The T250 has a welded stainless steel element, which is self-adjusting over the entire operating pressure range and will discharge condensate at approximately 20 deg F (11 deg C) below saturated steam temperature.
- Features
- Standards & Approvals
- Application
| Steam traps shall be balanced pressure thermostatic types, self adjusting to all pressures within their operating range |
| All internals to be stainless steel and shall be replaceable without disturbing the piping connections |
| Excellent air venting characteristics during plant start-up and during normal operation |
| Large discharge capacities for their size |
| Robust design of the internals gives a good life expectancy |
| 450 deg F Maximum allowable temperature |
| Saturated steam temperature |
| 250 psig at 450 deg F Maximum allowable pressure |
| 450 deg F at 0 to 250 psig Maximum allowable temperature |
| Inline horizontal piping configuration |
| 13500 lb/h hot condensate capacity |
| 0.500 in orifice size |
| ASTM A126 Class B Body |
| Hospital, Laundry and kitchen equipment, High capacity process equipment, Outdoor applications subject to freezing and applications requiring high air venting capacity on initial start up |