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Mercury Non-Return Valve (NRV) for stopping back-flow and holding line pressure
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Mercury Non-Return Valve (NRV) Dealer in Noida

VS Enterprises supplies Mercury non-return valves from Noida to keep compressed air flowing in one direction only.

How It Works

A non-return valve or check valve is a valve that opens when air is trying to move forward, but automatically closes when air attempts to move backwards. It requires no operator or signal.

Where It Is Used

Holding pressure in a line or receiver, stopping back-flow between branches, and protecting equipment from reverse flow.

What to Share When Ordering

Port size, thread type and flow direction.

Installation & Selection Tips

Proper installation and correct model selection ensure reliable one‑way flow and prevent pressure loss or equipment damage.

  • Install NRV with an arrow in the direction of free flow or it will block flow.
  • Select the port size for the tubing or manifold that you already own (usually 1/4″ BSP or 1/2″ BSP for pneumatic circuits).
  • For high‑pressure applications (e.g., PET blow molding, booster lines), specify the high‑pressure Mercury NRV model and confirm maximum working pressure and temperature limits from the catalogue.
SPECIFICATIONS

Mercury Non-Return Valve (NRV) specifications.

Figures come from the Mercury catalogue and are confirmed for your size at quotation.

Parameter

Mercury non-return valve

Port size

1/4″, 1/2″ BSP (common pneumatic sizes; exact size to be confirmed from Mercury catalogue for your line) moglix+2

Cracking pressure

Typically in the 1–5 psi range for pneumatic check valves; exact value to be taken from the specific Mercury NRV data sheet

Operating pressure

Up to around 10 bar for standard pneumatic valves; high‑pressure PET series can go higher (up to ~30–40 bar depending on model) industrywala+1

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BEFORE YOU ORDER

Good questions. Straight answers.

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Yes. Both names describe a valve that allows flow in one direction only.

Follow the arrow on the body; it shows the free flow direction.