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April 14, 2021
For back flow prevention: ‘The Smart Check’ valve

The Smart Check

® valve, from Magic Plastics, Inc., of Valencia, Calif., provides quiet, reliable backflow prevention without the inline restriction of a conventional check valve.

With the use of high powered magnets, the Smart Check remains in the closed position to 2 PSI, opening fully when 2-lb. line pressure is exceeded. A springloaded gate mechanism allows the valve to be installed in any orientation. The valve is also available in a nonmagnetic, ½ -lb. spring-loaded version.

These valves are rated at 150 PSI at 73°F and are available in ½-in. through 3-in. IPS sizes. All Smart Check valves are also available as a Swing-Check, without spring. Minimum order quantities apply.

Magic Plastics’ Vipeproof

™ locking union technology, which prevents a union from loosening or backing out during vibration, is available in a variety of the company’s products including pump unions, uni-body valves, unions, high heat union assemblies and Smart Check valves.

Magic Plastics, a family owned and operated injection molding company, has been manufacturing quality products since 1985.

For more information, contact Magic Plastics, Inc., Dept. SI, 25215 Avenue Stanford, Valencia, CA 91355. Telephone 800-369-0303. Visit the company online at www.magicplastics.com.

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