Rema Tanks and Boiler Return Systems

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BoilerSupplies.com lists Rema boiler return tanks and systems: non-code tanks (tank only), Non-Syphon tanks with stand, and boiler return systems in carbon steel and stainless steel. The first decision on a replacement is the tank alone or the whole system. Have the tank's orientation, its dimensions and its connection locations ready, plus the pump nameplate. Send those to BoilerSupplies.com for a quote.

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About Rema Tanks and Boiler Return Systems

Rema LLC, formerly Rema Dri-Vac Corp., is a third-generation family-owned manufacturer in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Rema makes replacement tanks, condensate and boiler feed systems, condensate receivers and blowdown tanks for steam and boiler applications.

BoilerSupplies.com carries two Rema families: horizontal and vertical tanks and stands, and Rema Condensate and Boiler Feed Systems. The tanks are the Rema Non-Code Horizontal Tank and Non-Code Vertical Tank, listed as tank only, and the Rema Non-Syphon Horizontal and Vertical Boiler Return Tank and Stand. The systems are Rema Carbon Steel Horizontal Boiler Return Units and Rema Stainless Steel Boiler Return Systems, horizontal and vertical. There are three things to settle: tank or full system, horizontal or vertical, carbon steel or stainless steel.

Key facts

Rema LLC, formerly Rema Dri-Vac Corp., is a family-owned manufacturer in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
BoilerSupplies.com lists Rema non-code tanks in horizontal and vertical form.
A Rema tank listed as tank only is the receiver without pump or stand.
Rema Non-Syphon Boiler Return Tanks are listed with a stand, in horizontal and vertical form.
Rema boiler return systems are listed in carbon steel (horizontal) and stainless steel (horizontal and vertical).
A boiler return system is the tank with its pump and controls.

What does tank only mean on a Rema tank?

Tank only means the receiver by itself, without pump or stand. It is the part to order where the tank on an existing system has failed and the pump, the controls and the stand are still sound. BoilerSupplies.com lists the Rema Non-Code Horizontal Tank and the Rema Non-Code Vertical Tank this way.

Is a boiler return tank the same as a condensate tank or a receiver?

Yes, in most boiler rooms: boiler return tank, condensate tank and receiver are names for the vessel that collects returning water ahead of the pump. A boiler return system is more than that vessel, because it includes the pump and controls. What matters on the order is the orientation, the dimensions and the connections, which is how the Rema tanks on BoilerSupplies.com are told apart.

What do you need from me to replace a Rema tank?

Measure the tank in place: horizontal or vertical, length and diameter, and the location and size of each connection. Say whether the stand stays or goes. For a full boiler return system, add the pump nameplate and the boiler it feeds. A sketch with the connections marked saves a second round of questions.

Should a Rema boiler return system be carbon steel or stainless steel?

That depends on the plant, and both are listed. BoilerSupplies.com lists Rema carbon steel units in horizontal form and Rema stainless steel systems in horizontal and vertical form, so the layout of the room can decide it too. When you call, say which material the tank in place now is made of.

A Rema tank order needs the orientation, the dimensions, the connection locations and the pump nameplate. Reach BoilerSupplies.com at 1-770-957-9599 or toll free 1-800-780-3776.