Manufacturer profile

Spirax Sarco, Inc.

Spirax Sarco, Inc. is a manufacturer based in Blythewood, South Carolina, United States. [S2][S1]

Country
United States [S1]
City
Blythewood, South Carolina [S2]

Procurement snapshot

Only hard product-level facts retained from the cited source route are shown below. A missing buying field is handled separately, rather than estimated from the listed series.

Published construction
The cited SRV66 route identifies a self-draining 316L stainless-steel sanitary pressure regulating valve. [S4]
Published media
The cited route lists steam, water and inert industrial gases. [S5]
SRV66 Sanitary Pressure Reducing Valve
Official product image [S6]

Evidence scope

The retained official product route documents: Spirax Sarco documents SRV66 as a sanitary pressure reducing valve. This dossier uses that cited route as the editorial scope. [S6]

The retained research coverage separates company identity from the named product evidence. It does not turn one model or series into a claim about unlisted company-wide operations. [S11]

Pressure Reducing Valve

Documented series: SRV66 sanitary pressure reducing valve.

Spirax Sarco documents SRV66 as a sanitary pressure reducing valve. [S6]

Published construction
The cited SRV66 route identifies a self-draining 316L stainless-steel sanitary pressure regulating valve. [S4]
Published media
The cited route lists steam, water and inert industrial gases. [S5]
  • SRV66 sanitary pressure reducing valve. [S6]

Selection fit: Start with SRV66 when its cited sanitary, self-draining 316L construction and steam, water or inert-gas scope fit. Confirm size, pressure, connections, cleanability and final configuration with Spirax Sarco. [S10]

Steam Separator

Documented series: CS10 and CS10-1 stainless-steel clean-steam separators; S1, S12, S13 and S5 metal separator families

Spirax Sarco lists steam and clean-steam separators for separating water droplets from steam. [S12]

Documented specifications for Steam Separator
MaterialStainless steel [S16]
  • CS10 and CS10-1 stainless-steel clean-steam separators; S1, S12, S13 and S5 metal separator families [S7]
  • CSSX-HP1 stainless-steel Y-Strainer, 2–10 in, ASME B16.5 Class 600 or 900 flanged connections [S8]

Selection fit: Use the current model-specific documentation to match the separator to the steam-duty and drainage arrangement; Spirax states the portfolio is intended to reduce wet steam and maintain heat-transfer efficiency. Confirm model, materials, connections, limits, availability and lead time directly with Spirax Sarco. [S13]

Steam Trap

Documented series: BT6-B balanced-pressure steam traps for hygienic applications.

Spirax Sarco documents BT6-B as a balanced-pressure steam trap for hygienic applications. [S9]

Published construction
The cited BT6-B route describes 316L stainless-steel construction with a crevice-free, self-draining body. [S17]
Published variant
The cited BT6-B route states that a high-capacity version is available. [S18]
  • BT6-B balanced-pressure steam traps for hygienic applications. [S9]

Selection fit: Use BT6-B for a hygienic balanced-pressure steam-trap comparison, then confirm the high-capacity option, connection and operating conditions with Spirax Sarco. [S19]

Product range and documented series

Spirax Sarco documents SRV66 as a sanitary pressure reducing valve. [S6]

  • SRV66 sanitary pressure reducing valve. [S6]Source note: SRV66 Sanitary Pressure Reducing Valve
  • CS10 and CS10-1 stainless-steel clean-steam separators; S1, S12, S13 and S5 metal separator families [S7]Source note: CS10-1 Stainless Steel Clean Steam Separator; S1 SG Iron Separator; S12 SG Iron Separator; S13 SG Iron Separator; S5 Carbon Steel Separator
  • CSSX-HP1 stainless-steel Y-Strainer, 2–10 in, ASME B16.5 Class 600 or 900 flanged connections [S8]Source note: CSSX-HP1 Stainless Steel Y-strainer; 2", 2½", 3", 4", 6", 8 and 10"; Flanged in accordance with ASME B16.5 600# and 900#
  • BT6-B balanced-pressure steam traps for hygienic applications. [S9]Source note: BT6-B Balanced Pressure Steam Trap

Procurement fit

For pressure-reducing duty, the documentation points to the SRV66 when its sanitary, self-draining 316L construction and steam, water or inert-gas service match the application; size, pressure rating, end connections, cleanability and final configuration are to be confirmed with Spirax Sarco. For steam separation, selection guidance directs the engineer to current model-specific documentation and to verify model, materials, connections, operating limits, availability and lead time directly with Spirax Sarco. For steam trapping, BT6-B is the documented hygienic balanced-pressure reference, with high-capacity option, connection type and operating conditions to be confirmed with the manufacturer.

Technical capabilities

The SRV66 pressure reducing valve is documented as a self-draining 316L stainless-steel sanitary pressure regulating valve for steam, water and inert industrial gases. The steam-separator portfolio comprises the CS10 and CS10-1 stainless-steel clean-steam separators and the S1, S12, S13 and S5 metal separator families, with published reference to EN 10204 for material certification and a stated service temperature of -29 °C. The BT6-B balanced-pressure steam trap is documented in 316L stainless-steel construction with a crevice-free, self-draining body, and a high-capacity variant is listed.

Markets and applications

Documented application scope includes steam service and clean-steam distribution, with the SRV66 additionally covering water and inert industrial gases. Hygienic and sanitary process conditions are indicated for the SRV66 and BT6-B, supported by 316L stainless-steel construction and self-draining body geometry. The clean-steam separator families CS10 and CS10-1 and the metal separator families S1, S12, S13 and S5 are positioned for steam-duty and drainage arrangements that require reduced wet-steam carryover. Specific end-market segments and certifications are not publicly documented in the cited route.

Evidence limitations

Detailed sizing matrices, full pressure and temperature operating envelopes, end-connection schedules, CV values, certification listings, lead times and warranty terms are not publicly documented in the cited route and must be confirmed with Spirax Sarco. Company size, founding year, revenue, employee count, customer list, and any ranking or comparative market position are not publicly documented. The published service temperature of -29 °C for steam separators is recorded as stated, with the corresponding upper limit not publicly documented. No recent signals were matched in this profile build.

Editorial summary

Spirax Sarco, Inc. is a United States manufacturer located in Blythewood, South Carolina, with a published product scope covering pressure reducing valves, steam separators and steam traps. The company's documented offering in this directory centers on the SRV66 sanitary pressure reducing valve, the CS10 and CS10-1 clean-steam separators together with the S1, S12, S13 and S5 metal separator families, and the BT6-B balanced-pressure steam trap for hygienic service. The published range indicates a focus on steam and clean-steam distribution components built in stainless steel for industrial and hygienic installations.

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Not published in retained sources

These common buyer fields were explicitly outside the retained source coverage for this dossier. They are shown as omissions, not filled with a proxy, a related model or an assumption.

Research coverage

Evidence states describe the public material reviewed for this profile; they do not rate the company or assert an undisclosed fact.

  • Spirax Sarco company context is retained from its official terms. SRV66 facts and the page-bound product image are scoped only to the cited product route. Revenue, certification, capacity, stock, delivery and service claims were not asserted. [S11]Company-stated
  • Corporate identity and United States address are retained from Spirax Sarco's official terms. Steam-separator evidence is limited to the published separator documentation, and Y-Strainer evidence to the CSSX-HP1 data sheet plus the official steam-pipeline guide. Revenue, certifications and delivery claims were not asserted. [S15]Company-stated
  • Spirax Sarco corporate context is retained from its official U.S. terms. BT6-B facts and visual are limited to the cited hygienic steam-trap product; broader commercial claims are not asserted. [S20]Company-stated

Frequently asked questions

What Pressure Reducing Valve product is documented for Spirax Sarco, Inc.?

The retained product material names SRV66 sanitary pressure reducing valve. The dossier keeps this as a product-level statement rather than using it as a claim about the company's entire catalogue. [S6]

Which published construction should a buyer compare?

The cited product material records: The cited SRV66 route identifies a self-draining 316L stainless-steel sanitary pressure regulating valve. Use the value as a product-level comparison point, while keeping the exact model and installation boundaries in the cited route. [S4]

Which published media should a buyer compare?

The cited product material records: The cited route lists steam, water and inert industrial gases. Use the value as a product-level comparison point, while keeping the exact model and installation boundaries in the cited route. [S5]

Which common buying fields are not published in the retained sources?

The retained source packet does not publish Annual sales, Production capacity, Certifications, Availability or stock. Those fields are intentionally left out of the procurement snapshot rather than inferred from a related series, a product image or the company identity. [S11]

Research notes

The retained first-party packet supports a richer product-level reading surface, but it does not yet contain 600 words of distinct cited content. This noindex dossier remains in reviewing status until additional source-backed facts are retained.