Valves (Eletrical & Mechanical)

Valves are for starting or stopping flow, regulating or throttling flow, preventing back flow or relieving and regulating pressure in fluid or gaseous handling applications.

Common valve types include: Ball Valve, Butterfly Valve, Check valve, Diaphragm valve , Gate valve, Globe Valve , Knife Gate Valve, Parallel Slide Valve, Pinch Valve, Piston Valve, Plug Valve, Sluice Gate Valve etc.Each of these types has a number of models, each with different features and functional capabilities.

Valves control the flow of water to the irrigation system. Each valve is responsible for one area, or zone, of the lawn irrigation system.

PP BALL VALVES

FOR FLOW CONTROL IN IRRIGATION AND WATER SUPPLY LINES
AVAILBALE SIZE: ¾” TO 4

FLANGEDED VALVE

FOR FLOW CONTROL IN IRRIGATION AND WATER SUPPLY LINES
UV PROTECTED
AVAILBALE SIZE: ¾” TO 4

BUTTERFLY VALVES

FOR FLOW REGULATION OR ISOLATION
Rust and corrosion proof ss disc
Available size: 2” to 6”

ELECTIC SOLENOID VALVE

Water Irrigation Solenoid Valve. A water irrigation solenoid valve is an electrically controlled valve to regulate the flow of water. By applying a voltage over the coil, the valve opens and the liquid can flow through. Solenoid valves are also called electromagnetic valves, water valves, electric valves, or electro valves.

AIR VALVE

Air release valves are installed at the highest points in a pipeline where air naturally collects. Air bubbles enter the valve and displace the liquid inside, lowering the liquid level. When the level drops to where it no longer buoys the float, the float drops

Safety valve to remove trapped air and to break the vacuum in the air