Pressure Reducing Valve with good delivery time

Pressure Reducing Valve with good delivery time

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Specifications

Regulator for gaseous media, to be fitted to all types of gas
Optimum dimensioning allows high throughput performance

Application

VGBF regualtors are general purpose regualtors for controlling gas pressure to furnaces, ovens and other gas consuming equipment. They are suitable for nature, LP and clean biogas at inlet pressure up to 60psig (4bar). Springs are available to allow for a wide choice of outlet pressure.

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Pressure Reducing Valve with good delivery time

Q: My fill valve in my toilet is Korky brand and when I take off the cover to the fill valve it shoots water straight up. Is there a way to fix this or do I just have to replace the fill valve.: lol! I think someones done a prank on You!

Q: Hi. I looked at instructional videos for installing shutoff valves and instead of simply unscrewing old valve, the plumber simply cut the copper pipe. Is this necessary? Why can't I simply unscrew old shutoff valves from copper pipe?: There are two types, screw on and solder on units. Plus if the pipes are very old or the threads worn on the pipe, it is best to start with a clean install instead of chasing leaking fittings for a week. If the old fitting looks very clean and it unscrews, simply buy a threaded valve unit.

Q: We have a 2005 GMC Sierra 1/2 ton truck that has a check engine light on. The dealer checked the code and he told us we need a new Evap Vent Valve and clamp. The cost is over 500.00 with labor being most of the cost. Is this diffcult to change out? Im a very mechanical person. Also he said it would be ok to drive for now but could cause problems down the road. ????like what?My wife is getting ready to take a trip in it, should it be ok for awhile? Dont have 500+ to spend on it now.: Evap Vent Valve

Q: So it always seems that when I see the jet and foot valve out of a well there's a drop tube between the jet and foot valve. My question concerns this drop tube- is it necessary? I've got a leak somewhere, replaced the foot valve and still have a leak. I'm inclined to get rid of the old drop tube, it's crusty and likely to be the source of leaks either now or in the future. any reason to not just plumb the foot valve directly to the jet? Thank you kindly for useful information.: This drop tube is the suction line. This tube will always be below the water level in the well. I would talk to a competent water well company and get their recommendations. Regards, Dale

Q: Hi guys, Thanks for your advice. RandyK is right, my dad's GP told me that if we don't get the valve operation, his heart will swell in years time and might cause more complicated illness. Just let you know my dad had seen his cardiologists recently and had some scan or tests done. The results will be discuss in next appointment, they suggested that mechanical valve would be used if the operation go ahead. At the mean time I just hope and pray his condition will under control by medication. Wendy, may I ask you how old are you when you had your valve operation? I am too scare to suggest or encourage my dad to do the operation. Because if there is any difficulties or worse ...during operation, I will be the one send him away......If anyone have a relative like my dad's case,(76 years old had valve operation) please give me some advice.. Many thanks: Hi David, just saw your post. I was young when I had my valve replaced. I was 37, now am 42. My mother had her valve replaced at the age of 54. Honestly, that is the oldest person I know of that has had valve replacement. As with any surgery, there are alot of risks young or old. The older a person is though it may be tougher especially if he has a lot of other health problems. Just take all of this into consideration when you and your father are discussing all the details, etc. and find out any and all options that he has before proceeding with surgery. Best wishes to you both.

Q: Water is seeping up around relief valve threads. Tried tightening but could not get it any tighter.: lift few times pressure relief release, just to check if it is not jammed and it is not holding too high pressure. 1. prepare thread tape or goo, if no experience - goo is better, available in hardware and plumbing stores, you need just few drops 2. cut off water supply to the heater 3. relieve pressure in the heater (just open any hot water tap (fawcet) and let water out) 4. remove the valve completely, 5. with wire brush clean the thread, check for damage to the thread on the cistern as well and clean it too 6. wind several layers of teflon tape or well grease with plumbers hot water goo 7. remount the valve 8. close hot water tap which was used to release the pressure 9. open water supply to the heater 10. open hot water faucet to let the air out, close when stop gurgling and water pour out 11. check for leaks, if no leaks - JOB WELL DONE! 12 if any leaks find, repeat 1 to 4, wind few more layers of teflon tape, if goo was used - you need to use tape as well then. 12. repeat 7 to 11 and that is all...

Q: I'm picking up euphonium (brass instrument) after a 5 year hiatus. Can I still use my old valve oil and slide grease (Trombotine)?: Valve Oil--as far as I know, does not expire. I've had some valve oil for decades (I'm primarily a woodwind/string player, my occasion to use valve oil is rare) and it's still good. Slide grease--which hadn't been invented yet when I was in brass class--I am not so certain about. I'd recommend looking at it and rubbing a bit between fingers. It's probably OK but if there's been some degrading or separation of the ingredients--if it's turned gray or tan--then I'd buy new. Hm, I have some cork grease that's three decades old, and it's still fine--so there's a point of comparison.

Q: Is what-valve spring. orvalve guide. orvalve cover. orretainer clip: either valve guide or valve seat

Q: 1998 camaro3.8L v6sometimes when i start the car, it makes this loud ticking noise that goes with the RPMIm pretty sure its the valve, anyone know how to fix it, and how much it might cost?: HI what you are hearing is not a valve but a lifter... MAYBE... Here's a couple of things that well make it tick. 1) an exhaust manifold gasket leak well sound like a ticking lifter. ( if the noise goes away after the car warms up it might be this gasket.) 2) a bent push rod well make a lifter tick ( as the tolerances would be off) 3) a bad lifter well make a ticking sound. If it is indeed a lifter then best leave it to a pro.. As the intake would have to come off to replace ALL the lifters (you can't buy just one). If its a push rod just the valve covers well have to come off.. to isolate the sound you can use a long piece of hose 3 ft. or so. hold one end to your ear and move the other around the motor compartment and see if you can tell if the sound is coming from inside the motor (lifter), inside the valve cover (push rod) or outside the motor exhaust gasket. good luck tim

Q: I bought the valve but i have been all over and nobody has a tube that matches mine they all say they have it in stock but once we get there they say it doesnt match. Even online i cant find one that matches. What do i do?: Can you give a little more info, like what is the year/model, and what is the tube you are speaking of? Are you looking for the heater hose?

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