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https://greenglides.com/product/the-greenglides-ball-valve-m-f-14-thread/
A super sturdy, proven valve rated* at 500 PSI and 285 degrees
Ideal for carpet and upholstery cleaners to attached to tools to regulate flow (such as our JubiLee Upholstery tool) and at the working end of your pressure hose if you’re not pressure washing floors at 1000 psi every day.
A great replacement flow regulator for other upholstery tools than suffer from overly large handles/dials that continently re-adjust as the roll on the floor..
The “lever” was intently designed to extend the life of the valve be eliminating snagging points, lever stops and the twisting and torquing that ruins common valves created by long levers and overhanging “wingnut” type cams. This unique "knob" wont turn on it's own unlike all the others..
A deeply counter sunk screw with medium strength Locktite already applied.
Nifty extra bonus feature of a adjustable inner seat to adjust the working pressure on the ball itself with an Allen wrench, unlike similar valves.
*Can it go higher PSI without leaking?, sure …but it’s life span will shorten.
A super sturdy, proven valve rated* at 500 PSI and 285 degrees
Ideal for carpet and upholstery cleaners to attached to tools to regulate flow (such as our JubiLee Upholstery tool) and at the working end of your pressure hose if you’re not pressure washing floors at 1000 psi every day.
A great replacement flow regulator for other upholstery tools than suffer from overly large handles/dials that continently re-adjust as the roll on the floor..
The “lever” was intently designed to extend the life of the valve be eliminating snagging points, lever stops and the twisting and torquing that ruins common valves created by long levers and overhanging “wingnut” type cams. This unique "knob" wont turn on it's own unlike all the others..
A deeply counter sunk screw with medium strength Locktite already applied.
Nifty extra bonus feature of a adjustable inner seat to adjust the working pressure on the ball itself with an Allen wrench, unlike similar valves.
*Can it go higher PSI without leaking?, sure …but it’s life span will shorten.
