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TLV launches quickstation QS20 steam trap station


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TLV Euro Engineering has launched QuickStation™ QS10, a compact, reliable steam trap station for use with TLV QuickTrap® to allow for condensate drainage from steam mains, tracers and light processes, which is suitable for use in pharmaceutical, food and beverage applications or where ease of steam trap installation and maintenance is critical. The QuickStation QS10’s


compact, all-in-one design and reliable operation enables simple, inline trap installation in either the horizontal or vertical plane inminutes. It is constructed from stainless-steel for durability and corrosion resistance and is suitable for applications with maximum operating temperature of 185ºC and maximum operating pressure of 10 barg. The fourmodels in the QS10 range are offered with multiple piping arrangements and either single


or double upstream/downstream isolation valves. The double isolation, along with optional BD2 blowdown valve, allows operators to blow out condensate/steam to prove safe isolation and allow for a safe replacement. An integrated strainer helps to prevent equipment damage or production issues due to entrained material, and an integral check valve prevents backflow. TLV Euro Engineering also offers a range of precision-engineered QuickTrapmodels compatible


with QuickStation for numerous applications, including its renowned Free Float® traps to minimise steam loss and save energy, and balanced pressure thermostatic and thermodynamicmodels for specific applications. By making trap installation, replacement, and maintenance simple, costly steam trap problems


can be rectified quickly, preventing energy loss, preventing system damage and improving energy efficiency.


TLV Euro Engineering 44 (0)1242 227223 email sales@tlv.co.uk www.tlv.co.uk


VEGA ushers in a new era in level sensing with the radar sensor VEGAPULS6X


VEGAushers inanewera in level sensing with the radar sensor VEGAPULS6X. Customersknowthe process, details of product propertiesandprocessing tobecontrolled, the temperature ranges involved, the standardneededto bemetandinstallation fittings that are available. Choosingaradar-based level instrumentwasatask, matching these process details to myriad radar frequencies, partnumbersandoptions.Nowthe process is transformed byVEGAwith VEGAPULS 6X. All-round protection ThenewVEGAPULS 6X offers the best:aself-diagnosis system that immediately detectsdamageor interference, ensures significantly high availabilityandsafety, it also hasnewradar-chip technology, with expanded possibilitiesandsimpler operation. The radar features SIL certification,andthe matter of cybersecurity hasbeentaken into account: Compliance with security standard IEC 62443-4-2, which specifies the strictest requirements for secure communicationandcontrol.


VEGA +44 1444 870055 www.vega.com/uk


Thermocouple Data Logger for Ultra Low Temperatures from -199°C to 1760°C: TR75A


TheTR75Asupports6typesofthermocouplesensors(K, J, T, E, S, R)andautomaticuploadtoT&D’s freeWebStorageservice. TheTR75AmeetsCDCrequirementsforVFC,andcanbeset to“VaccineMode”formanagingvaccinetemperature.The LCDdisplay allowssimultaneousviewingoftwochannels, dailyhighestandlowesttemperatures,andalsohasan alarmnotification.Freeserver software,set-upanddata downloadviaUSBorBluetooth,andnetworkcommunication withtheserver via HTTPS, is available too.TheTR75Ahasa


loggingcapacityofupto30,000readingsperchannel.Andevenifthedevicerunsoutof batterypower,data canstillberetrieved.Thefree ofchargeT&DThermoAppforiOSandAndroidallowsyoucreatinge.g.PDFreport byoneclickanywhereonsiteandprinting, forwarding,sharingorsavingof data.


T&D Corporation www.tandd.com


+49 6034 93 09 70 europe.office@tandd.de www.webstorage-service.com


Top-quality valves with the right certifications


Asalong-time supplier for the dry bulk industry, DMN-WESTINGHOUSE has always considered hygiene andsafety standards tobeof top priority. That’swhywe only produce rotary valves thatmeetthe highest standards. To ensure the high-end quality of our products,weare committed to receiving proper certification. Thanks to the hard work of our engineering team,weobtainedarenewedEHEDGED class IIand USDAcertificate for ourMZCrotary valves with SAS-II seals. Besides, our high-duty rotary valves are ATEX-certified for both dustandgas. Furthermore, all our products are fullyCEcertified. These certifications are verified proof of our high-quality standards. Being oneof the world's leading suppliers of rotary valves anddiverter valves,westrive to deliver the quality you canexpect from us formanyyears to come.


DMN WESTINGHOUSE +44 1249 818 400 +44 1249 818 410


dmn.uk@dmnwestinghouse.com Company reg no. 3617220


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