CONSOLIDATED 1700/2700 SERIES
Steam season has a way of putting boiler valves back on everyone’s radar in a hurry. When your customer calls looking for a valve for a high-pressure steam application, the Consolidated 1700 Maxiflow™ and 2700 Series are two names worth knowing.
The 1700 Maxiflow is built for demanding boiler service, including subcritical drum-type and supercritical once-through boilers. It’s available in pressure classes from ASME Class 600 through 4500 and for temperatures up to 1200°F. The design includes Consolidated’s Thermodisc™ seat, engineered to maintain seat tightness through the temperature changes that come with steam service.
The 2700 Series brings many of the same design principles to applications including boilers, steam turbine generators, heat recovery steam generators, cogeneration and waste-to-energy facilities. It is available in pressure classes from ASME Class 300 through 1500 and for temperatures up to 1020°F.
Both series are available in a range of sizes, pressure classes and configurations, which is where talking through the application becomes important. Steam pressure, temperature, capacity and the existing installation all matter when identifying the right valve.
NASVI stocks Consolidated valves and has decades of experience helping distributors sort through those details.
You don’t have to have every answer when a customer says, “I need a steam valve.” You just need to know who to call. NASVI.
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