Threaded Ball Check Valve

A threaded ball check valve is a check valve that uses a freely moving ball as the closure element. The flow lifts the ball from its seat allowing flow to pass; when flow stops, the ball settles into the seat and prevents backflow. With no shaft or hinge-like moving parts, it does not clog in fibrous and solid-particle-laden fluids.
In addition to ductile iron body threaded models, U-PVC body threaded and solvent socket versions are available for corrosive wastewater. Supplied in sizes from 1″ to 2 1/2″, pressure class PN16.
Advantages
- Non-clogging ball design
- Suitable for sewage and sludgy fluids
- Ductile iron and U-PVC body options
- Maintenance-free simple construction
Applications
- Wastewater and submersible pump discharges
- Sewerage and drainage
- Septic and septic pump systems
- Industrial wastewater
Technical Specifications
| Nominal sizes | 1″ – 2 1/2″ |
|---|---|
| Pressure class | PN16 |
| Closure element | Ball |
| Connection | Threaded or solvent socket (U-PVC) |
Materials
| Body | Ductile iron or U-PVC |
|---|---|
| Ball | Rubber-coated or plastic |
| Seal | NBR / EPDM |
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