1-1/2 inch Brass Foot Valve for Water Pump

1-1/2 inch Brass Foot Valve for Water Pump

High quality brass foot valve is a check valve used in pumping systems to control the flow of water or oil. 1-1/2 inch (DN40) well foot valve is suitable for many applications such as agricultural irrigation systems, industrial and commercial water supply systems, and oil and gas production.

SKU: CCHN-BFV-112

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Overview

Note: This foot valve cannot be used for drinking water.

Cheap 1-1/2" brass foot valve is a valve used in pipelines and other fluid systems to prevent fluid backflow. 40mm brass check valve has good flow characteristics, commonly used in agricultural irrigation systems to help pump water from wells or other water sources.

Specifications

Model: CCHN-SS6060
Size: 1-1/2 inch (DN40, 40mm)
Main Material: Brass Valve Body/Stainless Mesh Filter/Plastic Valve Core
Drive Mode: Hydraulic Control
Connection Form: Internal Thread
Thread Standard: ISO228
Shape: Lifting
Operating Temperature: -20°C≤T≤100°C
Nominal Pressure: 1.6Mpa
Working Medium: Water, Oil

Note: Although the foot valve is equipped with an anti-clogging filter, it is generally suitable for clean media, not for media with high viscosity and large particle sizes.

Dimension (Unit: mm)

L: 110mm D: 64mm Weight: 337g

Applications

The foot valve has the advantages of small friction resistance, long service life, energy saving, easy installation, use and maintenance, etc., widely used in water pump supporting facilities in petrochemical, chemical, textile, printing and dyeing, metallurgy, mining, drainage and irrigation and other industries.

Foot valve applications

Tips: What is the brass foot valve used for?

A brass foot valve is a type of check valve that is installed at the bottom of a pump suction line. It is designed to prevent the backflow of fluids into the pump when it is turned off.

The foot valve is made of brass, which is a durable and corrosion-resistant material. It has a spring-loaded flap that opens when the pump is turned on, allowing water or other fluids to flow into the pump. When the pump is turned off, the flap closes, preventing the fluid from flowing back into the well or other source.

The foot valve is typically installed in a well or other water source to keep the suction line primed with water. This helps to prevent the pump from running dry, which can cause damage to the pump and decrease its lifespan.