Check valve 1/2 inchs

1/2 QUICK CONNECTOR WITH CHECK VALVE

1/2 inch connection with steel spring check valve for drinking water circuit.

If you're looking for a way to ensure free flow in one direction for your 1/2-inch potable water system, while preventing water from flowing back in the opposite direction, the Steel Spring Check Valve Fitting could be exactly what you need.

This type of fitting is designed to be easy to install and use, while providing excellent protection against contaminants and bacteria. It is ideal for potable water systems in homes, commercial buildings and industrial facilities.

How does the 1/2 inch non-return quick fitting work?

A check valve fitting is a mechanical device that allows water to flow freely in one direction while preventing it from returning in the opposite direction. It uses a steel spring to keep the valve closed when there is no pressure in the system.

The direction of flow is easily recognizable by a part of the fitting in red. You can also blow through the tube to see if air is going through the quick coupler.

The fitting is designed to easily connect to polyethylene food tubing or other materials such as PVC, copper or PET. It can be installed quickly and easily without the use of special tools.

What are the advantages of the 1/2 inch connection with non-return valve?

The fitting with steel spring check valve has several advantages for potable water systems:

• Prevents contaminants and bacteria from backing up into the system
• Guarantees free flow in one direction
• Easy to install and use
• Suitable for a variety of pipe materials
• Durable and corrosion resistant

How to install the quick fitting check valve on the 1/2 inch tube?

Installation of the fitting with steel spring check valve is quite simple and does not require special tools.

Here are the basic steps to follow:

1. Cut the food tube to the desired length.
2. Insert the tube into the fitting until it butts against the O-ring.
3. Check that the flow direction is correct by looking at the red part of the fitting.
4. Firmly push the tube into the fitting until it stops.
5. Pull on the tube to check that it is securely attached.

Be sure to follow the manufacturer's specific instructions for your fitting model.