1/2" Stainless Steel SUS/SS316 Spring Loaded Check Valve In-line CF8M WOG 1000 by DOT
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Product Description
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Manufacturer Description
Keep in mind: Check valves do not develop a 100% seal versus backflow like a ball valve would. Any fluid which finds its way past the very first check valve is unlikely to have sufficient pressure to pass through the 2nd.
Product Features
Body Material:Stainless Steel 316,Cracking Pressure:4.5 psi
Working Temperature:-51°C to 232°C (-60°F to 450°F),Seals:NBR
Max Pressure:1000 Psi For Water, Oil, Gas (WOG1000),Port Types:Female NPT x Female NPT
Check valves are used to help direct flow in one direction. The stainless steel bodies and PTFE seals are highly corrosion resistant allowing these check valves to be used with a wide variety of fluids including, but not limited to water, oil, gas, air, light alkali's, acids, biodiesel, fuels and alcohols.
Vertical check valves may be used for any application. They utilize a spring system which shuts the Disc closed when there is not enough pressure to hold it open by the operating fluid. Fluid pressure in the backwards direction will cause the valve to close to prevent backflow
