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JIS 10K DN125 SCS13 Stainless Steel Foot Valves
JIS 10K DN125 SCS13 Stainless Steel Foot Valves is a valve installed at the bottom of the liquid or gas pipeline, usually composed of a valve body, valve disc, spring, sealing ring, etc. The foot valve is usually used for the inlet and outlet of the pump, water pipe and other occasions to control the flow direction of the fluid to ensure the smooth flow of the fluid.
1. JIS 10K DN125 SCS13 Stainless Steel Foot Valves Product Specification:
● Size:2"~24"
● Pressure Rating: 150LB
● Material: A216 WCB/A105 A351 CF8/SS304 /A351 CF3M/SS316 /A351 CF3/ SS304L /A351 CF8M/SS316 20#etc
● Suitable Temperature: -29℃~+480℃
● Suitable Medium: Water, Steam, Oil and natural gas etc.
2.JIS 10K DN125 SCS13 Stainless Steel Foot Valves Working principle:
The foot valve is usually used to control the flow in the pipeline, prevent backflow and backflow, and ensure the correct direction of liquid or gas flow. The bottom valve has the function of anti-backflow, when the pressure in the pipeline is lower than the bottom of the valve, the valve will automatically close, thus avoiding the backflow of liquid or gas in the pipeline.
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