INLINE CHECK VALVE (1/4 Push Fit)

Valves and valve blocks can stick due to contamination such as thread tape fragments, rust particles from non-aluminium tanks, moisture, or degraded seals. Using liquid thread sealant, draining the tank regularly and filtering the air supply all help prevent sticking issues.

Mount valves or valve blocks where they are protected from water, road debris and direct exhaust heat. Ensure they are accessible for service and that airlines are routed with smooth bends, avoiding kinks or rubbing points.

The INLINE CHECK VALVE (1/4 Push Fit) is designed to prevent backflow in air systems. This ensures that air can only flow in one direction, maintaining pressure in the airbags and preventing any loss of air when the system is not in use.

Installation of the INLINE CHECK VALVE is straightforward. Simply cut the airline at the desired location, ensuring a square cut, and push the ends of the airline into the push-fit connectors of the valve. Ensure the valve is oriented correctly to allow for proper airflow.

Yes, the INLINE CHECK VALVE (1/4 Push Fit) is compatible with most airbag systems that utilise 1/4" push-fit airlines. It is particularly effective in maintaining pressure in Boss Air Suspension setups.

The push-fit design allows for quick and easy installation without the need for additional tools or fittings. This design also ensures a secure connection, reducing the risk of air leaks compared to threaded fittings.

Yes, the INLINE CHECK VALVE is designed to withstand typical pressures found in air suspension systems. However, always ensure that it is used within the manufacturer's specified pressure limits to avoid potential failure.

The INLINE CHECK VALVE specifically allows airflow in one direction while preventing backflow, unlike standard valves that may not have this feature. This is crucial for maintaining consistent air pressure in air suspension systems.

Minimal maintenance is required for the INLINE CHECK VALVE. However, it is advisable to periodically check for any signs of wear or leaks and ensure that the airline connections remain secure to maintain optimal performance.