ADIS FRANCE - Robinetterie industrielle

Brass vertical inlet tap MAIN CHARACTERISTICS - Brass body, compliant with standard NF EN 1216X - Cast iron operating square (30 x 30 mm) - Nickel-coated brass ball - Boss: male thread - Metric pitch (PB or GB) - PFA (Permissible Operating Pressure): 16 bar - PEA (Permissible Test Pressure): 24 bar

Cast iron inlet tap with stopcock MAIN FEATURES - Body in cast iron FGL or FGS - Cast iron operating square (30 x 30 mm) - Nickel-coated brass ball - Boss: male thread - Metric pitch (PB or GB) - FSH or FAH shut-off - PFA (Permissible Operating Pressure): 16 bar - PEA (Permissible Test Pressure): 24 bar

Brass side inlet tap MAIN CHARACTERISTICS - Brass body, compliant with standard NF EN 1216X - Cast iron operating square (30 x 30 mm) - Nickel-coated brass ball - Boss: male thread - Metric pitch (PB or GB) - PFA (Permissible Operating Pressure): 16 bar - PEA (Permissible Test Pressure): 24 bar

2-bolt support clamp for PVC and PE pipes or for steel or cast iron pipes CHARACTERISTICS Blue epoxy anti-corrosion coating FGS cast iron body Suitable for PVC / PE and cast iron / steel pipes EPDM seal Pressure rating: 16 bar Available in PB and GB

Brass 1/4 turn safety valve to standard NF EN 1216X Features - Angle or straight model (full passage) - Captive nut secured by a hole for sealing wire - Non-removable cylinder lock - Several colour-coded locks available - Watertight lock-cover plug with sealing hole - Operating temperature: 0°C to 90°C - Maximum working pressure: 16 bar - Minimum test pressure: 24 bar - A.C.S. certified product

The tabernacle is used to protect the taps. FGL or FGS cast iron body Protection against corrosion For inlet and shut-off valves

Ductile iron spigot with drilled flanges MAIN FEATURES - Made of ductile cast iron EN-GJS 400 - Blue epoxy anti-corrosion coating - Pressure rating: 10 or 16 bar - ISO PN10 and PN16 drilled flanges up to DN150, from DN200, ISO PN10 or PN16 drilling to be specified. or PN16 drilling to be specified - Complies with standard EN 545