Strahman Valves, Inc.

Straham Valves, Inc.

Samuel Gregory Stednitz

George Albert Lundberg, Jr

August Percoco

George Albert Lundberg Jr

A fluid metering valve comprises a valve body including an inlet opening and an outlet opening. A seal ring is installed within the valve body and defines an opening in communication with the inlet opening and the outlet opening. A valve assembly is arranged at least partially within the valve body and includes a valve stem and a piston moveably mounted to the valve stem with at least one degree of freedom. The piston is moveable into and out of sealing contact with the seal ring via the stem for selectively permitting fluid flow between the inlet opening and the outlet opening through the opening in the seal ring.

Metering valve

A pipeline strainer is provided having a cavity, a screen assembly disposed in the cavity, the screen assembly having an open first end and an open second end and a screen axis extending from the open first end to the open second end, a fluid inlet arranged at the open first end of the screen assembly, such that the fluid inlet is open to an interior of the screen assembly, a fluid outlet adjacent the open first end of the screen assembly. The fluid outlet is open to a straining surface of the screen assembly. A fluid axis extends from the fluid inlet to the fluid outlet where the fluid axis crosses the screen axis at or near the fluid inlet.

Pipeline strainer

Hose rack

A device for separating liquid from gas including: a fluid inlet configured to receive a fluid that includes a liquid and a gas; a gas outlet; a deflector positioned between the fluid inlet and the gas outlet, the deflector obstructing a path from the fluid inlet to the gas outlet; and a liquid channel adjacent to a liquid outlet; wherein the deflector is configured to deflect the liquid to the liquid channel; wherein the liquid deflected to the liquid channel exits the device through the liquid outlet; and wherein the gas flows around the deflector and exits the device through the gas outlet.

Direct diffuse vapor separator&#x2014;steam trap system

A cleaning apparatus, including: a hollow handle with a first end and a second end; a spray manifold having an inlet and a plurality of outlets along a length of the spray manifold; and a plurality of wheels supporting the spray manifold; wherein the inlet of the spray manifold is connected to the first end of the handle via a swivel coupling assembly, such that the spray manifold is rotatable in two orthogonal directions relative to the handle; and wherein the second end of the handle is configured to receive a fluid.

Cleaning apparatus

A hose assembly is provided having a bendable inner hose, a bendable outer hose, and a ferrule, wherein both the inner and outer hose are connected to the ferrule.

Armored hose assembly

Nozzle

An aerating nozzle tip comprises a housing having a central axis, an inlet, an outlet, a plurality of passages disposed around the central axis between the inlet and the outlet, and a circumferential aspirator disposed between the inlet and the outlet.

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St. Clair, PA, United States of America

Samuel Gregory Stednitz