APM Steam launches online storefront with access to more than 7,000 steam-system parts

American Plant Maintenance (APM Steam) has launched a new Shopify-powered online storefront that gives facility managers and maintenance teams direct access to more than 7,000 steam-system components from a broad range of manufacturers.

The new platform is designed to simplify procurement for organizations that rely on steam systems to support operational efficiency and equipment reliability. Available products include float and thermostatic traps, orifice and bimetal traps, tube brushes, gasket kits, insulation jackets, and other steam-system essentials.

According to APM Steam, the online storefront allows users to compare products, view transparent pricing and complete purchases using either a credit card or purchase order. The company also notes that there are no minimum order requirements.

To support maintenance planning and minimize operational disruptions, APM leverages its global procurement network to source high-demand, specialty, and low-stock items. Most orders ship within three weeks, helping facilities accelerate repair schedules and reduce steam-system downtime.

The platform also includes a customer dashboard that enables users to track orders, download invoices, and manage reorders from a single location.

“Whether you manage a hospital, university, or industrial plant, you can now find the part you need in minutes—no forms, no phone tag,” said Ricardo Aguirre, CEO of APM. “And if you ever want expert guidance, we’re just a quick message away.”

In addition to online purchasing, APM’s engineering and field service teams remain available to assist customers with technical questions, steam-trap sizing requirements, substitute part recommendations, and turnkey service visits.

Founded in 2001, American Plant Maintenance provides steam-system surveys and repair services designed to help facilities make informed maintenance decisions. The company specializes in conducting independent assessments of steam systems and delivering detailed reports that support repair planning and system performance improvements.

For more information, visit APM Steam’s website or contact the company at 877-51-TRAPS or [email protected].