Browse steam traps, valves, condensate pumps, flowmeters and boiler controls from Spirax Sarco.
Spirax Sarco steam products cover the core equipment used to generate, control, measure, recover and apply steam across industrial processes. Buyers often start with product-language searches such as steam traps, pressure reducing valves, condensate pumps, check valves or steam flow meters, so this page brings those product families together in one place.
Use the popular-search shortcuts when you already know the component type you need, or browse the wider category grid to move from a specific product need into the broader system solution around boiler controls, clean steam, heat recovery, pipeline protection and application support.
Broad product searches usually narrow quickly once the buyer identifies the main system problem. If condensate drainage and steam-system efficiency are the first priority, start with steam traps. If the project is really about stabilising downstream pressure at the point of use, move directly into pressure reducing valves.
Where the line also needs non-return protection, compare steam check valves. If hot condensate cannot drain under normal differential pressure, review pressure powered pumps before finalising the wider condensate recovery arrangement.
The Spirax Sarco 25P is positioned as a pilot-operated pressure reducing valve for steam duties where users already know the model and want a clearer route into pressure station selection than the broader family page alone provides.
BRV2S is positioned as a compact direct acting Spirax Sarco pressure reducing valve for steam and compressed air duties where users already know the model and need a clearer route into product review, replacement planning and station design checks.
DP27 is a pilot-operated Spirax Sarco pressure reducing valve with ductile iron construction. Product documentation covers DP27, DP27E, DP27G, DP27GY, DP27R and DP27Y variants for model review, replacement planning and enquiry checks.
The Spirax Sarco SV607DS Safety Valve is positioned here as a concrete order-code model within the SV607 ductile-iron platform for users who already know the model and need a shorter route into documented selection boundaries.
BSA2T is part of the Spirax Sarco BSA and BSAT bellows sealed stop valve range. It combines a ductile iron body with double bellows sealing to reduce external stem leakage risk while supporting dependable manual isolation in steam, condensate, gas and process fluid duties.
BSA3T is the carbon steel branch of the Spirax Sarco BSA and BSAT bellows sealed stop valve range. It is used where dependable manual isolation, reduced external stem leakage risk and a higher pressure-class route matter in steam, condensate, gas and process fluid systems.
AV13 is a Spirax Sarco brass balanced-pressure thermostatic air vent for steam systems. It is typically considered for high points on steam mains or equipment where air and other non-condensable gases need to be removed without manual venting.
AVC32 is a Spirax Sarco carbon steel balanced-pressure thermostatic air vent for steam systems, fitted with an integral flat strainer screen. Pressure-bearing components are made by TÜV-approved suppliers to AD-Merkblatt WO/TRD100, making it suitable for higher-pressure steam mains and equipment high points where air and other non-condensable gases need to be removed.
DCV3 is a Spirax Sarco wafer disc check valve for users who need compact non-return protection in steam, condensate, hot water and process pipework. The documented DCV3 route uses stainless steel construction and can be selected with seat and spring options to suit the duty.
BPC32YCV is part of the Spirax Sarco BPC32 family of carbon steel balanced pressure thermostatic steam traps. This page is designed for users who need a direct BPC32YCV route for document download, installed-base checking and family-level replacement review when a sub-model does not have a standalone technical leaflet.
The Spirax Sarco MST21 is a maintainable stainless steel balanced pressure thermostatic steam trap for tracing lines and small condensate discharge duties. It uses a balanced pressure bellows mechanism that adjusts the discharge temperature automatically in response to steam pressure changes and provides effective air venting during start-up. The standard MST21 covers tracing line duties while the MST21H high capacity variant is available for heavier applications.
The Spirax Sarco FT14 ball float steam trap is a model-specific product path inside the ball float steam trap range for users who already know FT14 and need a faster path into connection format, pressure class and replacement boundaries.
The Spirax Sarco FT43 ball float steam trap is suited to flanged connections, larger sizes and higher condensate loads in heat exchanger and process drainage duties.
The Spirax Sarco FTGS14 ball float steam trap uses stainless steel construction for continuous drainage duties where corrosion resistance and compact installation are important.
TD32F is a maintainable thermodynamic steam trap for medium-pressure steam systems. It uses flanged connections, includes an integral strainer and covers standard TD32F, LC low-capacity and A anti-air-binding disc routes.
The TD52 route is the model-level entry for users searching TD52, TD52M or adjacent replacement variants inside the Spirax Sarco thermodynamic steam trap family. Current documentation centres on the maintainable stainless steel TD52M range for steam mains and other relatively small condensate duties.
The AE30 series automatically removes air from hot- and cold-water liquid systems. View models and connections, pressure/temperature limits, free air capacity, installation, commissioning, maintenance, spares and ordering information.
Flanged SG iron baffle-type separator for removing entrained liquid from steam, compressed-air and gas systems, in DN40 to DN200 sizes.
Many searches for Spirax Sarco resolve into a product family, but the best route often depends on whether you are comparing hardware, service support or industry fit.
Start with the Spirax Sarco brand if you need background on the company, its steam focus, engineering network and international support capability.
Move into services when product selection is tied to commissioning, monitoring, maintenance, audits or longer-term steam-system performance improvement.
Use industry pages if your product shortlist depends on sector-specific process demands such as hygiene, energy recovery, reliability or compliance.
