Steam Traps
Steam Trap product line is focused on the industrial marketplace, and features traps ranging from highly polished stainless steel sanitary traps to innovative float and thermostatic traps.
Steam Traps
History
For 100+ years, Spence has been a critical player for engineering and manufacturing products for HVAC, commercial, and institutional customers. Spence's technologies offer the maximum application and selection flexibility for customers' steam solution needs. As a widely recognized leader in steam regulators, flow control, and steam traps, Spence products are used extensively for heating systems in commercial buildings, universities, and district heating systems, as well as light industrial plants. Spence products are manufactured in El Salto, Jalisco, Mexico. This ISO 9001 plant has been certified as Emerson's Steam Service of Excellence in 2020.
Spence™ Leading Markets
Regulators
Spence regulator portfolio offers the maximum in application and selection flexibility, with regulators up to 12 inches in cast iron and cast steel. The pilots are used to control pressure, temperature, differential pressure or back pressure either mechanically or with a pneumatic pilot. Spence Regulators are used extensively for heating systems in buildings, institutions and district heating system as well as major industrial plant.
Regulators
Steam Specialties
As a complete supplier for steam system components, offering a full line of steam specialties. This includes drains, vents, condensate pumps, noise reduction, steam separators, test valves as well as universal connector blocks.
Steam Specialties
Timeline
1883 | Nicholson Steam Trap founded by W.H. Nicholson, Sr. | |
1926 | The Spence Engineering Company was established by Paulsen Spence | |
1930 | Bellows Thermostatic trap developed | |
1984 | Spence Engineering acquired by Watts Industries | |
1989 | Range of self-contained temperature regulators added to the product line | |
2019 | Spence and Nicholson acquired by Emerson from CIRCOR International | |
2021 | Emerson launches Spence independent website |
