Product Description
Product details
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Diameter
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50 mm - 300 mm
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Pressure
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10-16bar
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Surface Finish
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Black /blue
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Size
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50 mm - 300 mm
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Material
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Cast Iron
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Color
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Black / blue
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Shape
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round
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Valve Size
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40 mm - 300 mm
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Brand
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Advance/ Kartar / Castle/Honeywell
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Efficient Flow Control for Industrial Water SystemsBuilt for reliability, this dual plate wafer check valve offers seamless, low-maintenance operation in a compact form. Its sandwich-type design minimizes installation space, while the cast iron construction guarantees strength for rigorous use. The painted finish protects against corrosion, ensuring the valve remains functional over extended periods.
Versatile Industrial ApplicationSpecially engineered for water media, this valve finds widespread use in industrial facilities. The dual plate mechanism ensures minimal backflow, enhancing system efficiency and protecting equipment. Its 50mm size makes it compatible with common pipeline dimensions, providing flexibility for different water flow requirements in industrial operations.
FAQ's of Wafer Check Valve Dual Plate Type:
Q: How does the dual plate design benefit water flow in industrial applications?
A: The dual plate design allows the valve to respond quickly to flow changes, minimizing water hammer and reducing the risk of backflow. This improves operational safety and efficiency in industrial water systems.
Q: What is the installation process for the Wafer Check Valve Dual Plate Type?
A: Installation is straightforward due to the sandwich-type construction. The valve is placed between two flanges in the pipeline and secured, making it a quick fit for existing systems with minimal modification.
Q: When should I use a dual plate wafer check valve instead of a standard check valve?
A: The dual plate wafer check valve is ideal when space is limited and reliable backflow prevention is needed, particularly in industrial water pipelines that require compact yet robust solutions.
Q: Where is this valve typically used within industrial settings?
A: This check valve is widely employed in water treatment plants, manufacturing processes, pump discharge lines, and other industrial systems where effective backflow prevention is essential.
Q: What are the main benefits of selecting cast iron as the material for this valve?
A: Cast iron provides excellent durability and resistance to wear and corrosion, making it well suited for demanding industrial environments where the valve will be exposed to water and varying operational pressures.
Q: How is the durability of the valve ensured?
A: The valve is thoroughly painted to protect against rust and corrosion, while the robust cast iron structure adds to its longevity, making it dependable even under continuous industrial use.