Hey guys. Seeing as you guys are all talking about spunding valves i was wondering if you could give us some advice on which option you guys would prefer. I dont think we will stock both optoins so we will either stock option 1 or option 2.
We have started to manufactur a stainless spunding valve and we have completed the testing but we are trying to work out if we make them with 8mm push in or make them with FFL thread so they fit onto the MFL disconnects. If we use the 8mm push in we can configure them in many different ways as we have a growing number of push in fittings that we are making at the moment.
Option 1
As you can see below option 1 is so you can attach the stainless spunding valve directly to the disconnect. This will be the cheapest option as the spunding valve will sell for about $9.95 and the ball lock disconnects we currently sell the for about $3 each. The issue is that you dont know what pressure it's set to.
Option 2
We make the stainless spunding valve with 8mm push in so you would be able to hook this up as shown below. The push in fittings are nice because they are easier to take apart and clean. This whole assembly below would cost about $22 in comparison. (this would include the
disconnect,
the duotight to FFL fitting, the
duotight tee piece, spunding valve with 8mm push in and the 8mm push in dial.
I should also say that in the future we will also have a diaphram spunding valve available too which is about 2-3 months away and the advantage of a diaphram style spunding valve is the set pressure is far more accurate but this would be about $30.