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News Release from: Gardner Energy Management | Subject: GEM Traps
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 08 January 2004
Steam your way to permanent fuel savings
Steam users switching to GEM Traps have measured permanent fuel savings of 12 percent to 50 percent, enabling them to meet their Climate Change Levy targets year after year
Steam users switching to GEM Traps have measured permanent fuel savings of 12 percent to 50 percent, enabling them to meet their Climate Change Levy targets year after year GEM Traps have no moving parts, no spares are required
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 8 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Unlike mechanical traps, GEM Traps cannot jam open or fail, nor will their performance progressively deteriorate.
Furthermore, GEM Traps are now all made from hardwearing stainless steel.
You can be sure that the fuel savings you make from installing GEM Traps will continue for at least 10 years, if not for the life of your plant.
Maintenance time spent on these traps is minimal, as all the GEM Traps need is simple cleaning.
Installing GEMs will reduce maintenance downtime and increase production on your site.
GEM Traps are: suitable for all types of steam systems; easy to install; performance guaranteed for 10 years; ECA approved, enabling you to offset the cost of your traps, and their installation costs, against tax.
Responsible steam users have to cut their pollution emissions and increase reliability.
Installing GEM Traps enables steam users to fulfil both these objectives permanently.
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