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.
Dismantling Joints allow easy installation and removal of valves from the system during maintenance.
By using the bolts on the product, the user can create a work space in the longitudinal direction and can work easily on the valve that is connected after the dismantling joint.
Balancing Valves are used in HVAC applications for flow regulation.
Cartridge type Dynamic Balancing Valves provide constant flow rate at a predefined pressure range, thereby providing equal heating or cooling opportunity for various users.
Underground Air Valves that can be buried under soil are designed to perform three functions:
1. Venting of large volumes of air on the start-up of the system, while pipelines are filled.
2. Intake of large volumes of air on shut-off of the system, which pipelines are being drained.
3. Discharge of pressurized air pockets during the operation.
Due to its Stainless Steel Sleeve, the valve can be buried under soil. As a result, no need for an expensive valve chamber is needed.
Moreover, it does not require any external isolation valve, due to its integral automatic closing mechanism. The valve can be serviced from a Surface Box and taken out for cleaning or maintenance.
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