Steam Products

Besseges (Valves, Tubes and Fittings) Ltd is the North of England only authorised TLV Distributor offering a huge advantage to end users and contractors. Our reasoning behind this is the fact as well as offering the full range of TLV steam products we also stock a wide range of pipe, fittings, flanges, pipe supports and jointing compounds; this means it is possible to complete an entire installation just by visiting our trade counter or arranging delivery to site. If you add to this ..

ValvesTubesFittings.com are pleased to offer a new range of non-return valve for process steam; the aptly named SteamCheckValve, or more accurately, the Genebre Art2416 is available to purchase today in sizes from 15mm (1/2”) to 80mm (3”) nominal bore. Our aim is to supply quality products at the most competitive prices possible especially where process steam systems are concerned. We have an excellent reputation as a steam specialist supplier working with businesses all over our region and..

TLV is one of the market leaders in process steam technology offering a range of products with unique qualities and design features. One of their most prolific products is their pressure reducing valves and in particular the COSPECT Series of products. Also known as TLV COS pressure reducing valves; this unique and efficient range of valves come complete with a built-in cyclone separator and free float steam trap. Comparing this single item to a standard pressure reducing valves inst..

Condensate removal from process steam lines is the key to an efficient process steam system and in our experience, many businesses don’t take the issue seriously enough. We have all heard the term wet steam when describing a normal steam system required for heat transfer to processes and heat exchangers. When a steam boiler produces process steam there is always some entrained condensate within the steam, but the wetter it is the less effective it is at heat transfer. You would norma..

The question “how can I improve my process steam system”? Has been asked for over a century, from the days of the first uses of steam in the textile industry, companies and individuals have sought ways to improve heat transfer and the carriage of steam. We have seen many improvements and changes to technology over many decades from many companies including TLV, Spirax Sarco, Gestra and many others too numerous to mention, although in recent years I have seen a 1923 Hopkinson steam trap still in ..