Reverse Osmosis Float Valve

Description

Reverse osmosis float valve 

Tiger Reverse Osmosis Float Valve are a manufacturer of high quality push-in fittings, pipe and plastic plumbing systems to a wide variety of industries, Tiger fittings are easy to use, simply push the tubing all the way in then pull on the tubing to lock for a high water pressure sealed connection

Plastic reverse osmosis float valve automatically start and stop water flow.
The float is adjustable to allow you to control the water height.
Estimated rate of flow up to 1.5 gpm at 60 psi
PVC for corrosion resistance Tank mount with extended threads on inlet side of valve for mounting at top of tank
Includes float ball attached to valve shutoff arm
1/4″ Tube push inlet and free-flow outlet 

– Top mount ( horizontal ) with removable nut
– Suitable for Reverse Osmosis System,Fish Tank – Aquarium,etc
– PVC for corrosion resistance
– Float Ball Valve Shut off Uses 1/4″ Supply Tube
– Tank mount with extended threads on inlet side of valve for mounting through tank top
– PVC Mini Float Valve, Tank Mount

– Double O’rings, Double protection 
– Push-fit technology
– Quick disconnection without the need for tools
– High chemical resistance
– Food Quality and suitable for potable liquids and pure water applications
– Not suitable for compressed air and vacuum applications

 Double O’rings, Tiger Fittings Double Protection

How Tiger fittings work

To make a connection, the tube is simply pushed in by hand; the unique patented Tiger double O’ring locking system then holds the tube firmly in place without deforming it or restricting flow. 

Materials of construction 

Tiger fittings are made up of three components: 
Bodies are produced in an acetal copolymer or polypropylene.
Double ‘O’ rings are Nitrile rubber or EPDM.
Collets are produced in acetal copolymer or polypropylene with stainless steel teeth. 

To disconnect: push in collet and remove tube 

Tiger fittings are suitable for the following pressures and temperatures.

Maximum Torque Values for Plastic Threads BSP, BSPT & NPT.

Plastic threads are not generally as strong as brass threads. Customers and end users should be aware of this when choosing products for their applications. Over-tightening of plastic threads will cause undue stress and eventual cracking and leakage. The maximum torque figures for BSP and BSPT threads used in Tiger fittings in mating threads conforming to the relevant BS or International thread standards.