No-Lead Brass Water Well Pump Check Valve

JX-0616

No-Lead Brass Water Well Pump Check Valve

FIP NPT Connections

Size 1/2″-4″

It prevents backflow in well or irrigation systems

Abrasion-resistant O-ring fitted to the poppet for a positive seal

It has both vertical and horizontal positions

Working pressure 200 PSI, max operating temperature 200 F Bronze check valve
Casting & forging, NPT & BSP
Structure: Spring
Working Temperature: -40 ° C ≤ T ≤ 185 ° C
Suitable Medium: Water & Oil & Gas
Testing Pressure: 1.6MPA
Technics By Casting & forging
Material Bronze, C84400,C83600
The temperature of Media: Normal Temperature
Pressure: Medium Pressure
Power: Hydraulic

Stainless steel screen

NBR “O" Ring seal

Introduction: water well pump check valves

A water well pump check valve is a backflow preventer installed in the water line between the pump and the pressure tank. It consists of a brass body with a rubber flap inside that opens and closes to allow water to flow in one direction only. When the pump is turned off, the check valve prevents water from flowing back into it and damaging it.

Check valves are an important part of any home’s plumbing system, but they are often overlooked because they are out of sight and out of mind. That is, until there is a problem with them! Water well pumps are especially susceptible to damage from backflow, so a properly functioning check valve is essential.

If you suspect your check valve may fail, there are a few signs.

No-lead brass check valve: what is it?

A check valve is a type of valve that is used to prevent backflow in a piping system. A check valve allows fluid to flow in only one direction and prevents fluid from flowing back into the system. Check valves are often used in water well systems to prevent the water from flowing back into the well when the pump is turned off.

No-lead brass check valves are made of brass with no lead. Lead can harm human health and the environment, so it is important to use no-lead brass for applications where lead could leach into the water supply. No-lead brass check valves ensure a safe and clean water supply.

Why use no-lead brass water well pump check valve?

A water well pump check valve is a backflow preventer installed in a water well system. The check valve prevents water from flowing back into the well and keeps contaminated water from entering the home. A no-lead brass check valve is the best type of check valve to use in a water well system because it will not corrode and will last longer than other check valves.

How to install the no-lead brass water check valve

No-lead brass water check valves are an important part of any water well system. While lead can be found in many different materials, no-lead brass is a safer alternative that will not contaminate your water supply. Installing a no-lead brass water check valve is relatively simple and can be done in just a few steps.

First, locate the main water line coming into your home. This is usually located in the basement or crawl space. Once you have located the main water line, turn off the power to your home at the breaker box. This will ensure no electricity runs through the lines while you are working.

Next, loosen the fittings on the main water line using a pipe wrench. Be sure to wear gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges.

Functions of vertical water check valve

A vertical water check valve is a device that helps regulate water flow in a plumbing or irrigation system. It is typically installed at the point where water enters the system, and its function is to allow water to flow in only one direction. This prevents backflow and helps to ensure that water flows through the system in an efficient manner.

The check valve is an important part of any well pump system, as it helps to keep the water flowing in the right direction and prevent any backflow. Without a check valve, water could flow back into the well, leading to contamination or other problems.

Installing a check valve is relatively simple and available in various materials such as brass, stainless steel, or plastic. They are also available in different sizes to accommodate different diameters of pipes.