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Top quality Taco Liquid to Liquid Heat Exchangers are designed and constructed in accordance with ASME Section VIII and completely fabricated in-house. They feature U-tube construction and a wide variety of materials to meet the specific demands of your application. For example, steel is used for standard shells, but 304ss and 316ss are optionally available. Standard heads are cast-iron, but optionally available materials include fabricated steel, cast bronze and fabricated 304ss or 316ss. In addition, tubes, tube sheets, separators and tie rods are all available in optional materials.
Features include:
Features include:
- U-Tube Construction
- Available in 2-, 4- or 6-Pass Construction
- National Board Registration
- CRN Registration (Optional)
- Computerized Selections
- Tube Pressure Ratings: Standard 150 PSIG; Optional 400 psig
- Shell Pressure Ratings: Standard 150 PSIG; Optional 250 psig
- Test Pressure: 300 psig
- Maximum Temperature: 375 F. Standard, 450 F. Optional.
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Generations of HVAC professionals have known and trusted Taco to design and build the most reliable products in the industry.
Homeowners may never have heard of us, even though our pumps, controls and system components may be hard at work in their basements!
Taco delivers exceptional quality because it has been owned and operated by the same family for over 80 years; a family whose dedication to its customers, products and employees has never wavered.
Taco is led by John Hazen White, Jr., whose grandfather founded the company. To this day, John goes to work in the building where his products are made - a rarity in American manufacturing.
Homeowners may never have heard of us, even though our pumps, controls and system components may be hard at work in their basements!
Taco delivers exceptional quality because it has been owned and operated by the same family for over 80 years; a family whose dedication to its customers, products and employees has never wavered.
Taco is led by John Hazen White, Jr., whose grandfather founded the company. To this day, John goes to work in the building where his products are made - a rarity in American manufacturing.
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