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Radiator Valves Suppliers serving Maine Displaying 1 to 1 out of 1 result Penobscot Valve & Fitting - Bangor, ME Distributor, Custom Manufacturer Distributor of valves including thermostatic radiator valves. Thermostatic radiator valves are available with 250 degrees F maximum temperature, 15 psi maximum steam, 3/4 lbs. to 1 1/2 lbs. weight & 150 psi maximum static pressure. Radiator valves are made from brass, EPDM, luron, chrome nickel, polypropylene & stainless steel. Radiator valves are also available with thermostatic operators & liquid, liquid remote & low density wax sensors. Radiator valves are suitable for hot water & low-pressure steam-heated convectors, radiators, thermostatically controlled hydraulic or low-pressure heat exchangers.

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