Armstrong International C5297-26 800-813 Series 3/4 in. 450F 17 bar Steam Trap - C5297-26

Armstrong International C5297-26 800-813 Series 3/4 in. 450F 17 bar Steam Trap - C5297-26

The Armstrong International steam trap, model C5297-26, is designed for effective condensate drainage in steam systems. This steam trap is made from cast iron and can handle pressures up to seventy psi. It is suitable for various applications in heating and cooling operations.

The Armstrong steam trap features an inverted bucket design that allows for precise control in steam applications. It provides effective drainage and reduces energy loss.

Features

• Handles pressures to 250 psig (17 bar)
• Capacities to 760 lb/hr (345 kg/hr)
• Efficient operation with high resistance to wear and corrosion

Specifications

What Our Experts Think

• High-Performance Steam Trap – Efficiently removes condensate while minimizing steam loss.
• Durable Construction – Built to withstand up to 450°F and 17 bar (250 PSI) pressure.
• Reliable Operation – Designed for optimal thermal efficiency in demanding steam systems.
• Versatile Application – Ideal for industrial, commercial, and process steam applications.
• Trusted Armstrong Quality – Engineered for longevity and consistent performance.

Q&A

Q: What is the Armstrong International C5297-26 Steam Trap used for?
A: This steam trap is designed for efficient condensate drainage and energy savings in high-temperature steam systems, handling up to 450°F and 17 bar pressure.

Q: What pipe size is this steam trap compatible with?
A: It is designed for 3/4-inch pipe connections.

Q: What series does this steam trap belong to?
A: It is part of the Armstrong 800-813 Series, known for durability and efficiency in steam applications.

Q: What industries or applications is this steam trap suitable for?
A: It is ideal for industrial steam systems, including heating, process equipment, and other high-pressure applications.

Q: What is the maximum pressure and temperature rating?
A: It operates at a maximum of 17 bar (246 PSI) and 450°F (232°C).

Maintenance Tips

• Regular Inspection – Check for leaks, unusual noises, or blockages to ensure proper function.
• Drain Condensate – Periodically verify that the trap is effectively removing condensate without excessive steam loss.
• Clean Strainer – If equipped, clean the strainer to prevent debris buildup that could affect performance.
• Temperature & Pressure Monitoring – Ensure operating conditions remain within the 450°F, 17-bar rating for optimal efficiency.
• Test for Failure – Use thermal imaging or ultrasonic detection to identify signs of malfunction.
• Scheduled Maintenance – Follow Armstrong’s recommended service intervals to prolong lifespan and efficiency.