Many of the components manufactured on Davenport equipment are integrated directly into everyday household and commercial appliances. Examples include temperature control components used in ovens and ranges, gas flow regulators for furnaces and water heaters, burner orifice fittings for stoves and grills, pressure control fittings for HVAC systems, valve components for refrigeration equipment, and precision fasteners used in dishwashers and laundry appliances.
We regularly manufacture appliance control parts including collar screws, gas orifices, plug adjusters, thermal valves, orifice pins, pressure regulators, and fittings. These components are commonly produced from a range of materials selected for strength, corrosion resistance, thermal performance, and long-term durability in appliance environments, including:
Brass and copper alloys are frequently used for gas control and thermal transfer applications, while stainless steels and aluminum alloys provide corrosion resistance and dimensional stability in high-temperature or moisture-prone environments.
These materials are carefully selected to ensure optimal performance in appliance applications where durability, temperature resistance, pressure control, and corrosion protection are essential for long-term functionality and safe operation.