Industrial belts combine the non-stick surface and heat resistance of polytetrafluoroethylene with the strength and dimensional stability of fiberglass. It is ideal for the demands of industrial conveyor applications.

Industrial boiler is a closed vessel, which is used to a fuel source to heat water or generate steam for industrial heating and humidification applications. Common fuel sources include coal, electricity, natural or propane gas, oil, steam or hot water, and wood. There are two basic types of industrial boilers: fire tube boilers and water tube boilers. Fire tube boilers channel hot gases through cylindrical tubes that are surrounded by the fluid to heat. The boiler, which is the pressure vessel, contains the fluid. Water tube boilers are available in larger sizes, feature faster recovery times, and can handle pressures up to 5,000 psig. Performance specifications for industrial boilers include heat output or capacity, maximum temperature, maximum pressure, and thermal efficiency.

Industrial Breakaway Couplings are typically found in general industrial, chemical, low pressure petroleum and marine dock applications. Utillised in all product transfer, installations, the Industrial Breakaway Coupling is specifically designed to be able to activate under a bending moment with an applied force at an angle of 90 degrees to the plane of the coupling. It is typically installed into loading arm and hose assemblies, where at least one side of the coupling is attached to a rigid and fixed point. The Industrial Breakaway Coupling is based on the proven Gall-Thompson flip-flap design and provides complete shot-off of liquid flow from both sides, before the seal integrity is breached.