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The Y strainer can be installed vertically or horizontally, but the filter leg must be pointing downwards to ensure that any filtered material does note interfere with the main flow. You can find more info in our article: tameson.com/pages/y-strainer

@@Tameson Thanks a lot for the reply! I asked because my brother had a heat pump installed, which requires a Y strainer on the return pipe...the geniuses he hired to perform the installation left the filter leg pointing up. After telling my brother that the strainer was incorrectly installed, those geniuses replied that the leg's position doesn't matter, the Y strainer will filter all the same, the only thing that's important is to observe the arrow that indicates the direction of the flow... Top quality installers 😅 I have a spare Y strainer at home, upon closer examination, seems obvious that if the leg is pointing up, the flow will be easily disturbed by buildup of "dirt" in that narrow space, like you said. Aside from this, it also seems obvious that the leg is meant to be pointing down for maintenance reasons, since the "dirt" will naturally fall out by the action of gravity when the filter cap is removed... but if the leg is pointing up, the "dirt" will remain inside the pipe (if it's heavy enough). There are so many incompetent installers out there, asking insanely high prices for subpar work... it's crazy... and it's even crazier that they double down and try to justify their sloppy work when it's pointed out to them.

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Dank u voor uw bericht. Helaas kunnen wij PVC 3-weg kogelkranen aanbieden tot een maximale maat van 63 mm. Als u geen 110 mm kunt vinden, kunt u overwegen om twee 2-weg kogelkranen te gebruiken als alternatief. Voor meer informatie en producten kunt u onze website bezoeken: tameson.nl

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Our float switches are liquid level switches but they are not certified according ANSI 71. You can check all details in our article: tameson.com/pages/float-switch

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To block the air and hold the piston mid-stroke or at any other point, you could consider using a 5/3 solenoid valve with a closed center position. This type of valve can block the air flow and maintain the piston in its current position.

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Hello, the 45 mm diameter is to small to fit on 50 mm hose tail coupling. You can check our range on www.tameson.com

@@Tameson How do you see or ensure the suitability of the hose used with the Hosetail coupling used?

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The maximum speed of a pneumatic cylinder, especially one that conforms to ISO 6432 standards, can vary based on several factors including the bore size, air pressure, and the load it is moving. Generally, pneumatic cylinders can achieve speeds up to 1 meter per second, but for an ISO 6432 cylinder, the typical speed range might be slightly lower due to its design and application focus on smaller bore sizes and precise control.

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Hello, thank you for your comment. There are some foot valves that have some sort of hydraulic self cleaning systems, but we do not have them in our range. You can try searching online for "Automatic self cleaning foot valve"

Hello, you can check our range of hose barbs on the link below to find the product you need: tameson.com/collections/fittings-hose-and-pipe-connector-hose-barbs. If you need more assistance, please contact us on support@tameson.com

Hello, you should check the instructions from the tools you have to find the proper way to lubricate them. If your tools use grease for the lubrication, you need to find out which grease is the suitable one.

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Hello, you should check if the valve is installed properly. There are many things that can cause this issue, but the first thing is to check the installation manual and the installation guidelines.

Hi, to ensure the safety and efficiency of your system, it's crucial to select a safety valve that is not only capable of handling the specific flow rate of your pump but also the pressure it operates at. An average safety valve may not be optimized for your specific setup, especially considering the flow rate and pressure you've mentioned. For a 12 SCFM pump at 150 PSI, we recommend selecting a safety valve with a larger orifice. This will ensure that the valve can release pressure effectively and maintain the safety of your system without compromising performance.

HI, we source our products directly from manufacturers and, as such, do not have detailed information on the specific production technologies they use. However, for your application, you could consider exploring our range of suction cups, which are selected for their quality and performance. Please have a look at our selection here: tameson.com/collections/vacuum-suction-cups

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Hello, Exn refers to "non-sparking" equipment, which is designed to not produce sparks that could ignite a flammable atmosphere under normal operating conditions. This type of protection is suitable for use in Zone 2 hazardous areas where flammable gases, vapors, or mists are not likely to occur in normal operation. Exd, on the other hand, stands for "flameproof" equipment. This design contains any explosion within the device and prevents it from igniting the surrounding atmosphere. It is suitable for Zone 1 hazardous areas, where flammable gases, vapors, or mists are likely to occur during normal operation. Hope this helps.

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Thank you for the comment about the GEKA couplings video. We understand that the ease of connection as shown in the video may not always reflect every user's experience. It's important to note that the ease of connecting GEKA couplings can vary depending on several factors, such as the condition of the couplings and the presence of any debris.

We have options that can accommodate a fill range of 60 to 70 inches. I recommend visiting our float switch selection guide for detailed information: tameson.com/pages/float-switch-for-water-tank

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For the solenoid valve used in your campervan for waste water disposal, it is indeed necessary to have a proper ground connection. You should connect it to the chassis ground to ensure safe and reliable operation.

​@@Tameson sir and the another point is connect to 220 voltage supply of Ac current no

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Hello, to enhance the vacuum pressure, you can consider the following steps: 1. Check for any leaks in the system and repair them. 2. Ensure that the generator's filters are clean and unobstructed. 3. Adjust the supply pressure to the optimal level as recommended by the manufacturer. 4. Consider using a vacuum generator with a larger capacity if the current one is not sufficient.

Hello, we understand that installing bearings can indeed be challenging and may lead to potential damage if not done correctly. To assist you, we have comprehensive guides and tips on bearing installation that can help prevent damage during the process: tameson.com/pages/ball-bearing-installation

Hello, please check if the DN 2.7 Air Couplings is the one you are looking for: tameson.com/collections/dn2p7-air-couplings

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Hello, for your application, you could consider a bi-stable float switch, which is designed to turn on at a lower position and off at a higher position. This type of switch is ideal for maintaining a specific liquid level within a tank or sump. You can view and purchase our range of changeover float switches directly from our website. Here is the link to the appropriate section for your convenience: tameson.com/collections/float-switches Feel free to browse through the options, and if you need any further advice or assistance in selecting the right product for your specific needs, do not hesitate to contact us.

Hello, a pneumatic safety block is an important component in a pneumatic system, designed to isolate the system and safely release pressure in the event of maintenance or an emergency stop.

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In many ball valves, the handle can indeed be reversed or re-positioned to fit into tighter spaces. However, this depends on the specific design of the valve. Maybe you could install the valve the complete like in mirror so the handle will be oriented opposite to the wall.

@@Tameson Thank you for your reply. If you mean turning the valve around so the handle faces away from the wall, that's not possible without adding extra fittings. The part of the valve that goes up to the wall is female as the pipe out of the wall is male. It's basically a 3/8" to 3/8" ball valve needed as there is a hose that's connected to the pipe out of the wall. So it's a female to male (valve) situation needed except the handle gets parked over the female end which is too close to the wall. I don't think the online seller understands the problem as there's a language barrier. This is a basic generic brass ball valve with a nut securing the handle onto the valve. The kind with a shaved-on-both-sides stud out of the valve with a rectangular hole in the handle that fits onto the stud where the nut can tighten the handle in place. The handle has two metal tangs that hang down to catch the stop tang on the valve. Was wondering if the "stops" on the valve and handle would work in reverse and wanted to ask you since you did a good job of making an excellent video on the subject.

For your application, you could consider a float switch that is normally closed (NC) when the float is down and opens the circuit (cuts power) when the float rises. This type of switch will allow power to flow to your US Solid ball valve when the water level is low, causing it to open, and will cut the power, leaving the valve closed when the float reaches the top of the tank. Please ensure to verify the electrical specifications of the ball valve and the float switch to ensure they are compatible. You can find more information in our article: tameson.com/pages/float-switch or write on our support email support@tameson.com

Hello. You would need a 10 mm push-in fitting

@@Tameson Did some research, 10mm to 1/4" I think it is. Thanks!