Underground Fire Hydrants are made of ductile iron body, valve mechanism, and a spindle that controls the sealing.
When head of the hydrant is turned counter clockwise, the spindle moves down, sealing the valve at the flow direction. In the reverse action, fire hydrant shuts-off drip tight.
Underground Fire Hydrants are used with Surface Box and are buried in soil. As a result, hydrants are protected from accidents.
B Type Irrigation Hydrants have a special closing mechanism enabling gradual flow increase/decrease when the handwheel is turned, preventing slam closure.
Hydrants are available with an optional anti-frost sleeve for deep water networks, and an automatic drainage valve to bleed the body when the hydrant is closed, to prevent frost damages.
Nozzles that are used in hydrant connection have integral pressure regulator and flow limiter in order to provide constant pressure and flow rate to the farmer. Number of nozzles on the body can be increased up to 2 outlets, enabling supply to more than one farmer from a single hydrant.
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