Foot Valve with Strainer
Download product sheet (PDF)A foot valve with a strainer for the end of a suction line. The 1"–2" models and 2 1/2"–4" models have different body designs. Confirm nominal thread size, fluid compatibility and installation orientation against the product code.
Available for bulk orders. Include the product code, size, quantity and delivery destination in your enquiry.
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Ertunç Plastik · Bulk OrdersDimensions and product codes
Dimensions marked with a double quote are in inches, not millimetres. Confirm the thread orientation and standard of each connection separately.
Pieces per bag reflects the catalogue packing quantity, not a minimum order quantity. Confirm your order quantity and packing format when requesting a quote.
1"–2" Foot Valves
2 1/2"–4" Foot Valves
Application and Product Selection
A foot valve is considered for backflow control in a pump suction arrangement. Check connection size, flow direction, pumped liquid and the pump’s requirements together; pump power alone is not a selection criterion.
Define the connection before ordering
- Reading the size
- Select a connection size that matches the pump suction line. Consider the strainer’s position and continued access for maintenance together.
- Matching and layout
- Selection needs the pump type, liquid, suction lift and debris conditions. A foot valve alone does not determine pump suction performance or dry-run protection.
- An example from the catalogue
- Product code: KLP2100000000 · Size: 1"
This example identifies one catalogue row; use the code for your required size and state the quantity in your enquiry.
Assembly and Installation Planning
Verify installation orientation and any strainer requirement in the valve and pump instructions. Provide cleaning access; suction-line airtightness and priming must be checked separately.
Bulk Orders and Quotation Details
Ertunç Plastik accepts bulk-order enquiries. Send the product code, size, quantity and delivery destination together.
Specify connection size, pump and line details, liquid and valve quantity.
Stock, packaging, delivery and commercial terms are confirmed in the written quotation. For mixed sizes, list each code on a separate line.
Foot Valve with Strainer: application and model selection
A foot valve is considered for backflow control in a pump suction arrangement.
In a pump suction arrangement, assess a foot valve together with the actual suction connection and installation position. Pump power or a hose name alone is insufficient for an enquiry. Recording the liquid, line connection size and documented pump requirements separately makes the comparison clearer.
Read the catalogue size and series context
Specify the suction-line connection size, installation position and selected foot-valve model together. Actual catalogue records for this model include 1", 2", 4". Read the complete size expression alongside the series identity; do not transfer the size range of another similarly named model to this one.
Product code, packaging and piece quotation
Use “the selected row's product code / the selected catalogue size” and requested pieces on each quotation line. Catalogue pack quantity is separate from requested quantity or minimum order. Confirm current piece price, stock, packaging and delivery in writing.
What should be confirmed before installation?
Confirm the conveyed fluid, temperature, operating and surge pressure, pipe or hose class and connection form against information for the selected product. A series name, appearance or another component's data does not establish suitability of the whole installation. Use the relevant instructions for tightening and sealing methods.
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Frequently asked questions
6 questions and answers covering size, use, technical checks and quotations.
Does a foot valve guarantee that the pump will always draw water?
No. Suction lift, line losses, air leaks, priming and pump operating conditions also need assessment.
Is a foot valve the same as a manual shut-off valve?
Their functions differ. A foot valve addresses backflow; required maintenance isolation and manual control are planned separately.
How do I choose the size?
Match the foot valve nominal thread size to the mating suction-line connection. Assess pump flow, suction-line arrangement, fluid and strainer requirements together. Do not infer operating suitability from body appearance alone.
How do I verify the pressure and temperature suitability?
Do not assign PN16 to this range based on the name of another series. Provide the product code, fluid, operating temperature and required pressure conditions; confirm suitability with a technical data sheet and written quote.
What information is needed for an order?
Specify the product code, series, connection sizes and quantity. Add the application, operating conditions and delivery address when requesting a written quote.
What should I check before installation?
Check flow and installation direction against the product instructions. Plan placement and maintenance access to limit strainer blockage; suction-line connections must prevent air ingress. Commission the system according to the pump and installation instructions.