216-2-180 | 2" 180# Bucket Trap | Armstrong International SubCategory 3_Grippers this assembly ensures optimal airflow 2400-528
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216 2 180 2" 180# Bucket Trap Armstrong International SubCategory 3_Grippers this assembly ensures optimal airflow 2400 528 this assembly ensures optimal airflow and combustion performance Our HVAC supply store offers competitive prices and fast shipping for our inventory of industrial supplies Key Features: 2" NPT connections Maximum operating pressure of 180 psi Cast iron body for durability Inverted bucket design for efficient condensate removal Automatic air venting Benefits: Prevents water hammer and noise Protects equipment from corrosion and damage Maximizes steam system efficiency Easy to install and maintain Applications: Steam mains and headers Heat exchangers Process equipment Condensate return lines Shop our HVAC supply store today for the best prices and fast shipping on Armstrong International 2" 180# Bucket Traps 2" 180# Bucket Trap from Armstrong International This 2" 180# Bucket Trap from Armstrong International effectively removes condensate and air from steam systems
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