ball valves and sanitary fittings
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reducing valves with pressure gauge
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water shut-off valves
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pump unions, check valves and non-return valves, suction strainers
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ball, angle, combined valves
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filters and dirt separators
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sanitary flexi hoses
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stainless steel flexi hoses
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accessories
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fiber-rubber gaskets
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water manifolds
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stainless steel corrugated pipes - flexible
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This category includes ball valves, check valves and non-return valves, threaded filters, sanitary fittings and complementary products for the professional installation of water, gas and heating systems. The majority of the range is from the IVAR and EURA brands, with bodies made of chrome-plated brass CW617N, sizes from 1/2" to 3", pressure classes PN 10 and PN 16.
The range also includes cold and hot water manifolds in the FASTEC Quick system, pressure reducing valves with gauge, braided sanitary flexible hoses (stainless steel and plastic) and fiber-rubber gaskets for both threaded and flanged joints. When ordering valves and shut-offs, it is important to distinguish between internal/external thread (F/M) and seal type (soft/PTFE) depending on the medium (water, gas, heating system).
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the difference between a ball valve and a check valve? A ball valve is used to manually shut off flow, while a check valve (non-return valve) automatically prevents backflow of the medium in the pipeline.
- Can ball valves be used for gas? Yes, provided this is stated in the technical datasheet of the specific product; valves certified for gas usually have a yellow handle.
- What material are the valve and fitting bodies made of? Most products are made of chrome-plated brass CW617N, resistant to both water and heating medium pressure.
- How do I choose the correct thread size? The size is given in inches (1/2", 3/4", 1", etc.) with the designation F (female thread) or M (male thread) – the connection to the existing pipe is decisive.