Check valves, also known as one-way valves, non-return valves, or single-flow valves, are designed to allow fluid to flow in one direction while preventing it from flowing in the opposite direction, thereby eliminating the effect of backpressure in hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
These valves are ideal for instrumentation applications, where preventing backflow is crucial to maintaining the integrity of the system and the associated instruments.
Features of Redfluid Check Valves
Operation and Design
Redfluid check valves operate through an automatic closing system using a spring piston, ensuring an effective and fast seal when fluid tries to flow back. This design allows free fluid flow in one direction and efficient blockage in the opposite direction, eliminating the effect of backpressure in the circuits.
Available Series
Redfluid offers various series of check valves to meet different pressure and application needs:
- Series 3000: Designed for pressures up to 255 bar.
- Series 6000: Suitable for pressures up to 425 bar.
- Vertic Series: With a hexagonal body and internal flat joint design, ideal for high-frequency circuits where a robust design is required. It supports pressures up to PN350 bar.
- High Pressure Series: Capable of withstanding pressures up to 4140 bar, with PEEK seat or ball retention.
- Full Bore PN-100 Series: With disc retention and O-ring, suitable for applications requiring full fluid passage.
Materials and Connections
The valves are available in a variety of materials, including carbon steel, stainless steel 316/316L, brass, duplex, super duplex, hastelloy, and monel, among others. Connections can be NPT (ANSI B1.20.1), BSP, or cylindrical GAS (ISO 228, DIN 259), SW (ANSI B16.11); BW, SW OD, flanged, or mixed, adapting to the specifications of each installation.
Check Valve with Adjustable Opening Pressure
One of Redfluid’s most innovative solutions is the check valve with adjustable opening pressure. This valve allows you to easily adjust the cracking pressure directly at the work site using just an Allen wrench—no need to change springs or perform complex adjustments. This feature not only adds flexibility but also saves time, especially in applications where pressure conditions can vary.
To learn more about this innovative feature and how it can benefit your system, be sure to read our detailed article on the subject.
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