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Different Types Of BSP Non-Return Valves

Some valves are ‘non-return’, which means the flow is unidirectional (one direction of flow) and is able to stop the fluid from returning through the valve the opposite way. A non-return valve keeps things moving in the right direction.

How a Non-Return Valve Works

Generally, the non-return valve will have a gate with a hinge or spring which closes off the bore. When flow pressure is applied, the gate opens in the direction of flow. This unidirectional flow ensures that no backflow occurs and is vital for a wide variety of applications, including chemical, agricultural, and industrial settings. At The Metal Company, our knowledgeable team can work with you closely to make sure that you get the right valves for the right application.

Some valves are ‘non-return’, which means the flow is directional (one direction of flow) and is able to stop the fluid from returning through the valve the opposite way. A non-return valve keeps things moving in the right direction.

How a Non-Return Valve Works

Generally, the non-return valve will have a gate with a hinge or spring which closes off the bore. When flow pressure is applied, the gate opens in the direction of flow. This unidirectional flow ensures that no backflow occurs and is vital for a wide variety of applications, including chemical, agricultural, and industrial settings. At The Metal Company, our knowledgeable team can work with you closely to make sure that you get the right valves for the right application.

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