Check-All Valve has expanded from producing one valve with one material to manufacturing a series of valves in a wide range of materials. Many companies manufacture check valves in addition to other product lines; however, Check-All Valve is dedicated solely to the design and manufacture of... Read More
The Sanitary Cartridge Valve (SC) is a stainless steel check valve for use in new or existing sanitary systems. The SC design seals on the ID of sanitary ferrules with replaceable food grade seals (Standard is FDA EPDM). The valves fits the Alfa Laval Inc. Bevel Seat and Tri-Clamp® fittings, the... Read more »
The 3-A Sanitary Check Valve is an all 316/316L stainless steel check valve with a standard 32 Ra or better finish, (consult factory for finer finish availability) for use in new or existing sanitary systems. The 3S design seals on the ID of sanitary ferrules with 3-A specified materials... Read more »
The Sanitary Insert Valve is an all fluoropolymer (PTFE/FEP/PFA), check valve with a 316 stainless steel spring (which can be FEP encapsulated) for use in new or existing sanitary systems. The valve is designed to fit into grooved end clamp type fittings and replaces the gasket normally used... Read more »
By Check-All Valve Mfg.
When a check valve breaks or malfunctions, it may cause an entire system to break down. A
new, high-quality check valve is needed—and it’s needed immediately.
While a company may have a backup valve they can use in the meantime, it’s still necessary to get the replacement quickly. Check-All...
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By Check-All Valve Mfg.
It is surprisingly common for check valve sizing to be an afterthought in the flow control/fluid process industries. Often marketed together with gate and globe valves, check valves are such a small part of the gate, globe, and check valve market that many engineers in the field don’t even think...
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By Check-All Valve Mfg.
Water hammer can be so damaging to machinery and dangerous to human health that every effort should be taken to prevent the hazard. Also known as hydraulic shock, water hammer sounds like a mechanical noise and is sometimes perceived to be a valve slamming closed. In reality, it is a phenomenon...
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