Dikkan Swing Check Valves are mechanical devices used to allow fluid (either gas or liquid) to flow through them in only one direction. They are commonly used in various piping systems to prevent backflow and protect equipment such as pumps.

These valves operate automatically, opening under fluid pressure to allow flow and closing when pressure decreases to prevent reverse flow. They feature a swinging disc that pivots to open and close.

Dikkan manufactures these valves using durable materials like ductile iron, cast iron, and bronze, ensuring long-lasting performance and resistance to corrosion in diverse environments.

Yes, Dikkan Swing Check Valves are versatile and can be installed in both horizontal and vertical orientations, making them suitable for a wide range of piping configurations.

They are available in a range of sizes, typically from a few inches to several feet in diameter, to accommodate different pipe sizes and flow requirements.

Regular maintenance includes checking for leaks, ensuring the swinging disc operates freely, and periodically cleaning to prevent blockages and ensure optimal performance.

A Swing Check Valve uses a swinging disc to block reverse flow, whereas a Ball Check Valve uses a ball. The choice depends on factors like flow rate, pressure, and the nature of the fluid.

Yes, they are designed to withstand high-pressure conditions, making them suitable for various industrial applications, including high-pressure fluid systems.

Selection should be based on factors like fluid type, pressure and flow requirements, valve material, and the specific needs of the application.

They offer benefits like preventing backflow, protecting equipment, minimal maintenance, and compatibility with various fluids and applications.

Yes, they can handle a range of fluid types, including slurries and viscous fluids, provided the valve material and design are suitable for the specific fluid characteristics.