- Unique seating design provides positive shut-off at all pressure ranges without additional seal loading
- Short linear stroke — silent, non-slam operation
- Full ported area — equal to pipe size at all points through the valve for low headloss
- Heavy-duty stainless steel basket screening — flow area 3 to 4 times nominal pipe area
- Synthetic seating ring — provides drop-tight seal
- Optional fusion bonded epoxy coating
- NSF 61 and NSF 372 lead-free certified
Sure Seal Foot Valve
The Val-Matic Sure Seal Foot Valve is designed for reliable, non-slam positive seating at both low and high pressures without additional loading on the seal. Its unique seating design provides drop-tight closure through a short linear stroke, and the heavy-duty stainless steel basket screen — with flow area 3 to 4 times nominal pipe area — ensures low headloss. Available in sizes 2"–42" with flanged ANSI Class 125 connections. NSF 61 and NSF 372 certified. Manufactured under an ISO 9001 certified quality system.
Features & Benefits
Applications
- Wet pit pump priming and sump pump applications
- Split case pump priming
- Vertical turbine pump installations
- Water supply intake lines
- Irrigation and agricultural water systems
Performance
- Sizes: 2" – 42"
- Connections: flanged, ANSI Class 125
- Certifications: NSF 61, NSF 372 lead-free
About The Manufacturer
Val-Matic® is a leading designer and manufacturer of check valves, quarter turn shut-off valves, air valves and foot valves for water/wastewater, industrial and building markets. Valve types include Tilted Disc®, Dual Disc®, Swing-Flex®, Surgebuster® and Silent Check Valves; Plug Valves, Butterfly Valves, nine types of Air Valves, Sure Seal Foot Valves, VaultSafe® family of products and the Ener-G® AWWA Rubber Seated Ball Valve.
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