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173 Products

Fluid Handling

Water Heaters

Produce and store hot water

Heating Elements

Heating Elements

Turn electrical current into heat

Boiler Tanks

Use as a water heater by pairing with an immersion heater or other heat source

Heat Exchangers

Heat Exchangers

Transfer heat from one liquid to another in refrigeration, engine cooling, and other systems

Expansion Tanks

Expansion Tanks

Accommodate the expansion of heated fluids, so you don't have to expel them from systems

Water Heater Thermostats

Water Heater Thermostats

Replace the thermostat on your water heater

Thermocouples

Measure and transmit liquid, gas, and surface temperature

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning

Space Heaters

Distribute heated air throughout indoor spaces or enclosures

HVAC Flame Detectors

HVAC Flame Detectors

Replace flame detectors in HVAC equipment such as furnaces, ovens, water heaters, and boilers

Fabricating and Machining

Water Baths

Heat contents in small containers to a precise and uniform temperature

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