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Manual Shut-Off Valve
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Manual shut-off valve for use with both air and water. Allows the air or water to flow when the delivery unit is on and stops the flow when the unit is off.
Serves Two Purposes:
- Its first function help your pipes (usually ½” copper) adapt to the smaller sizes of lines used by your delivery system.
- Second, it allows you to shut the air (or water) to the operatory off, often necessary for maintenance or repair.
Read more about the manual shut-off valve and its usefulness in your dental office in our Practice Tip #116. Knowing how to work with these valves will save you both time and money that can be spent elsewhere.
Product Details:
- Installs on main air or water supply.
- Has a 1/2" female pipe thread (FPT) outlet, which will accept a 3/8" nipple fitting.
TECH TIP: To connect your sandblaster in your lab area, you will need this valve. See how to hook it up in our Practice Tip #104.
Manual shut-off valve for use with both air and water. Allows the air or water to flow when the delivery unit is on and stops the flow when the unit is off.
Serves Two Purposes:
- Its first function help your pipes (usually ½” copper) adapt to the smaller sizes of lines used by your delivery system.
- Second, it allows you to shut the air (or water) to the operatory off, often necessary for maintenance or repair.
Read more about the manual shut-off valve and its usefulness in your dental office in our Practice Tip #116. Knowing how to work with these valves will save you both time and money that can be spent elsewhere.
Product Details:
- Installs on main air or water supply.
- Has a 1/2" female pipe thread (FPT) outlet, which will accept a 3/8" nipple fitting.
TECH TIP: To connect your sandblaster in your lab area, you will need this valve. See how to hook it up in our Practice Tip #104.
