Steam is fundamental and irreplaceable in many industrial sectors such as: the pharmaceutical, food, petrochemical, chemical, paper industry, canning for storage purposes, production of rubber, plastic, etc., for which it represents the so-called raw material.
It is equally essential in the civil sector for sterilisation: hospitals, canteens, laundries, etc. It is also extensively used in large ground heating installations and on ships for the production of energy through turbines, pumps and alternators. Wherever there is the need to produce and manage pressure thermal energy, steam is the ideal solution.