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PVC valve 25 with glue for double-seal tap suitable for garden hose connector, swimming pool pump,
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Description
Glued ball valves are used to open/close water flow. They are economical and offer excellent sealing capabilities to prevent fluid leaks. Our ball valves require virtually no maintenance and minimal lubrication. Personnel working on these pipeline valves save hours of labor and can invest their time in other products or even in developing new product lines, depending on their ambitions.
Our ball valves are robust and durable, ensuring a perfect seal even after years of disuse. This makes them an excellent choice for closed-loop applications.
Ball valves are suitable for cold water installations, chemicals, aquariums, swimming pool construction, pond construction, sewage systems, drainage systems, garden irrigation, ventilation, and agricultural irrigation applications. The ball valve is made of PVC and comes with a gasket, an ABS handle, and a PTFE ball seat. Made of high-quality PVC, it is corrosion-resistant and lightweight. Each valve is individually tested to ensure resistance to aging and a long service life. It is an excellent choice if you want to prevent your equipment from rusting and suffering irreversible damage. This PVC ball valve features a double solvent weld connection. It has a 25mm diameter and an operating temperature range of -10 to 60°C and a maximum working pressure of 10 bar. Our PVC ball valves have a dark grey body and a red handle and are suitable for vertical and horizontal installations. Before putting the device into service, the seals must be checked for leaks.Features
- BrandSIOKS
- Connection configurationMale
- MaterialPVC
- Irrigation typeUnderground
- Irrigation fitting typeConnector
- ManoMano ReferenceME223673723
- MMID220148363949
- Product codeYXCP-40682
Advice from
How to choose your underground irrigation?
Watering your garden with an underground irrigation system is a great way to save water. Turbines or nozzles for surface watering, microporous tubes or drip-by-drip systems for fine irrigation; whatever system you choose, pipe connections, flow rate, pressure and watering area must be carefully considered.
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