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CVDM3020FLC1111
DMIC CVDM is the ideal companion to our BVSS and BVFF Ball Valves. CVDM allows a large bore, low ?P check valve to be integrated into your circuit, eliminating an external threaded connection.
CVDM3020FLC1131
DMIC CVDM is the ideal companion to our BVSS and BVFF Ball Valves. CVDM allows a large bore, low ?P check valve to be integrated into your circuit, eliminating an external threaded connection.
CVDM3020FLC2211
DMIC CVDM is the ideal companion to our BVSS and BVFF Ball Valves. CVDM allows a large bore, low ?P check valve to be integrated into your circuit, eliminating an external threaded connection.
CVDM3020FLU1111
DMIC CVDM is the ideal companion to our BVSS and BVFF Ball Valves. CVDM allows a large bore, low ?P check valve to be integrated into your circuit, eliminating an external threaded connection.
CVDM3020FLU1111031
DMIC CVDM is the ideal companion to our BVSS and BVFF Ball Valves. CVDM allows a large bore, low ?P check valve to be integrated into your circuit, eliminating an external threaded connection.
CVDM3020FLU2211
DMIC CVDM is the ideal companion to our BVSS and BVFF Ball Valves. CVDM allows a large bore, low ?P check valve to be integrated into your circuit, eliminating an external threaded connection.
CVH302000N
Flow restricting check valves permit flow in one direction once the line pressure exceeds the cracking pressure of the poppet spring. Reverse flow is blocked, however an optional poppet orifice can permit some backflow.
CVH302000N12
Flow restricting check valves permit flow in one direction once the line pressure exceeds the cracking pressure of the poppet spring. Reverse flow is blocked, however an optional poppet orifice can permit some backflow.
CVH302000S
Flow restricting check valves permit flow in one direction once the line pressure exceeds the cracking pressure of the poppet spring. Reverse flow is blocked, however an optional poppet orifice can permit some backflow.
CVH302000S12
Flow restricting check valves permit flow in one direction once the line pressure exceeds the cracking pressure of the poppet spring. Reverse flow is blocked, however an optional poppet orifice can permit some backflow.