KAS Float Valve with Stainless Steel Ball
| Stock Code | DESCRIPTION | Carton Qty | List Unit Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 80.72.540 | 1/2"(ITALIAN TYPE) | 50 | Price on request |
| 80.72.541 | 3/4"(ITALIAN TYPE) | 50 | Price on request |
| 80.72.542 | 1"(ITALIAN TYPE) | 50 | Price on request |
| 80.72.543 | 1 1/4" | 50 | Price on request |
| 80.72.544 | 1 1/2" | 50 | Price on request |
| 80.72.545 | 2" | 50 | P |
The KAS Float Valve with Stainless Seat is a mechanical float system used to control the level in water and other liquid tanks. Also known as the "stainless nozzle" float valve, this product stands out for its durability and sealing quality.
Here is the key information about this product:
1. What Is It Used For?
It controls the liquid level automatically. When the level drops, it opens the inlet valve to fill the tank; when the liquid reaches a set height, it closes the valve to prevent overflow.
2. Key Features
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Stainless Nozzle Design: The "nozzle", where the valve closes, is made of stainless steel, which provides resistance to corrosion (rust) and extends the product's life.
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Seated Design: The seated design means the connection and mechanism parts are precisely adjusted and the sealing performance is high.
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Materials: The body and mechanism are usually brass or stainless material, while the float (ball) is made of high-quality plastic.
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Easy Installation: Can be installed quickly and easily in water tanks or reservoirs.
3. Technical Specifications and Sizes
KAS float valves are manufactured to suit different pipe sizes:
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Size Options: Available in various sizes such as 1/2", 3/4", 1", 1 1/4", 1 1/2" and 2".
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Operating Environment: Suitable for water tanks, fuel tanks, cisterns and radiator systems.
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Durability: Its rust-free yellow metal and quality plastic material make it resistant to external factors.
4. Applications
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Domestic Water Tanks: Tanks used when the mains water supply is cut off.
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Agriculture and Irrigation: Garden irrigation systems and livestock drinkers.
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Industrial Facilities: Chemical liquid or water storage tanks.
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Solar Systems: Solar water heater tanks.
A Small Tip: During installation, make sure the movement of the float arm is not restricted. If the arm hits the tank wall, the valve may not close fully and may cause leakage.