Bell & Gossett D-40 Series D ASME Diaphragm Expansion Tank (22 Gallon) 116300
SKU
BI1392F
Model
D-40
MPN
116300
List Price $3,220.00 $2,003.56 / each
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Overview
Bell & Gossett Series D 25 gallon vertical ASME diaphragm expansion tank with an acceptance volume of 11.3. Series D expansion tanks are ASME rated pre-charged diaphragm-type pressure vessels. The Series D tank is designed to absorb the expansion forces of heating/cooling system water while maintaining proper system pressurization under varying operating conditions. The heavy duty diaphragm separates system water from the tank air charge thereby eliminating waterlogging problems.
Specifications
Brand | Bell & Gossett |
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MPN | 116300 |
Model | D-40 |
Replaces | 116502 |
Weight | 84.00 |
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Shipping
Shipping Options | Time in Transit |
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Ground | 4-5 Business Days |
3 Day | 3 Business Days |
2 Day | 2 Business Days |
1 Day | 1 Business Day |
In-stock orders which qualify as small package shipping (typically weigh under 70 lbs. per shipment) ship the same day that the order is placed.
* Orders must be received before 3:00 PM Central Time
Returns
Purchased Within | Restock Fee |
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30 Days | None |
After 30 Days | Determined Case by Case |
Items returned within 30 days will not incur a restock fee if they are in saleable condition (original packaging and contents in excellent shape). Previously used/installed items cannot be returned, unless covered by warranty. All returns must be issued an RMA number.
Brand
Bell & Gossett, a Xylem brand, is a leading manufacturer of pumps, valves, heat exchangers, and accessories for plumbing, wastewater, and HVAC — including steam and heat transfer — applications. For over 100 years, B&G has been an industry leader in efficiency, expertise, and education. Instructor-led and online classes through the Bell & Gossett Little Red Schoolhouse have, since its opening in 1954, educated tens of thousands of engineers, contractors, and installers in the proper design, installation, and maintenance of hydronic and steam systems.