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Eaton CV16-10 Series check valves are designed to allow the flow of fluids in one direction while preventing backflow which can cause water hammering or damage to equipment.
A| Style | Model | Seal Material | Cracking Pressure | Flow Rate | Operation | Pressure Rating | Port Type | Operating Temp. | Height | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 02-174958 | Buna-N | 0.344738 Bar | 76 LPM | Direct Acting | 350 Bar | Cartridge Only | -40°C to +120°C | 1" | £77.03 | |
| A | 02-180553 | Viton | 0.344738 Bar | 76 LPM | Direct Acting | 350 Bar | Cartridge Only | -40°C to +120°C | 1" | £137.58 |
These check valves have Viton seals that offer exceptional resistance to oils, chemicals and many solvents at high temperatures.
Water hammering can occur in plumbing systems when the fluid is suddenly stopped or restricted. This abrupt change in the flow causes a pressure wave to travel through the pipes, creating a knocking noise.