Flex Check
Flex Check
Check Valve
The Milliken® Flex Check Valve has only one moving part: a resilient disc reinforced with steel. This simple, innovative valve provides dependable, maintenance free performance, and quiet operation with its inherent non-slam construction. The large, unobstructed flow path makes the valve an excellent choice for wastewater as well as water applications. The design has undergone a rigorous 1,000,000 continuous cycle test with no signs of wear or distortion to the valve disc or seat. All sizes have a 250 psi rating.
Specifications:
- Sizes:
- 2" through 24" flanged ends
- 3" through 16" mechanical joint ends
- Body: Ductile Iron in ASTM A-536 Grade 65-45-12, and features a full flow area providing 100% unrestricted flow and low head loss. Flanges are in full compliance with ANSI B16.1, Class 125.
- Bonnet: Ductile iron domed access bonnet allows for easy removal and inspection of the flexible disc assembly.
- Disc: The only moving part, featuring a fully Buna-N encapsulated steel disc with nylon reinforcement in the flex area. The molded elastomer with integral O-ring ensures a bubble-tight shut off, without backflow.
- Seat: Constructed on a 45° angle to reduce the travel of the disc to the full open position; significantly reducing the potential for water hammer.
- Flow: The flow area is equal to or greater than the equivalent pipe size throughout, resulting in low head losses, compared to other types of check valves.
- Installation: Suitable for both horizontal and vertical pipelines with flow upward.
- Coatings: The valve interior and exterior is fully coated with fusion bonded epoxy coating suitable for use in potable and waste water services.
- Accessories/Options:
- Disc position indicator
- External backflow device - to manually open disc
- Proximity limit switch - to transmit an electrical signal to indicate when disc is open or closed
- EPDM disc option
- Stainless steel cover bolts
- Complies with AWWA C508 Standards
- NSF/ANSI 61/372 Certified
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