Foot Valves Brass
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Check valves are just the start of useful items you can find in the plumbing supply store section of Agri Supply to build or repair your home system. Foot valves come in several sizes and styles, including spring-loaded foot valves. Brass check valves and brass tank tees are just a few of the choices that rival what you will find at big hardware stores. Brass foot valves, for instance are just a small sampling of the more than 26,000 items we carry for farm, shop, home and garden.
Check valves are used with pumps to keep the liquids flowing in the right direction. Foot valves are types of check valves specially designed to try to avoid failure.
Check valves are two-port valves that allow gas or liquid to flow in just one direction, and Agri Supply has brass check valves in several sizes. Foot valves are a type of check valve that has a larger flow size than the actual pipe and are placed at the pump to ensure continuous suction. Our brass check valves range from 1 inch and up and are lead compliant. Our brass foot valves are also lead compliant, and we carry Delrin spring-loaded foot valves as well.
Check valves are simple machines found in lots of household uses, and the valves work automatically. Foot valves found in our plumbing supply store section are important for maintaining hydraulic pressure, an important part of a centrifugal pump. Our brass check valves are made in the United States and have an arrow to demonstrate the direction of liquid flow. Brass foot valves come with surge blocks to remove residue from the water and also to allow for compensation for increased pressure to avoid failure.