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Proactive Non-Return Check Valve

Non-return (non-vented) check valve, for use with Standard and High Performance Engineered Plastic Pumps

Features

  • Top-fitting accessory used to prevent water back-flow when technician shuts off pump
  • Ideal for low-flow sampling
  • Designed for use with Standard and High Performance Engineered Plastic Pumps
List Price $9.27
$7.73
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What size tubing does this fit and are both ends male hose barbs?
One end of the check valve connects to the Proactive plastic pump, and the other end accepts 3/8" or 1/2" ID tubing.
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