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Brass Check Valves for Plumbing, M&E, Marine & Industrial Pipework

Chuan Hock Hardware supplies brass check valves in Singapore to plumbers, M&E contractors, marine workshops, and industrial pipework contractors. Check valves are automatic one-way valves — they permit flow in one direction and close automatically to prevent backflow without any manual operation. Available in swing check and lift check configurations, in BSP and NPT threads from ½” to 4″. Contact us for stock confirmation, sizing advice, and pricing.

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CIM 80 Brass Swing Check Valve
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CIM 80 Brass Swing Check Valve

Brass swing check valve for automatic backflow prevention. Suitable for water supply, plumbing, and general service pipework in Singapore.

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Where Brass Check Valves Are Used in Singapore

Water Supply & Plumbing

Installed on rising mains, pump discharge lines, and branch connections to prevent backflow into the supply when pressure drops or pumps stop.

Marine & Shipboard Pipework

Brass and bronze check valves are widely specified for seawater and freshwater service on vessels, preventing reverse flow through pump circuits and sea connections.

Pump Protection

Fitted on pump discharge to prevent reverse rotation and water hammer when the pump shuts down — a standard installation requirement for centrifugal pump sets.

Industrial & M&E Pipework

Used in cooling water circuits, compressed air lines, and process pipework wherever unidirectional flow must be maintained automatically without operator intervention.

Swing Check vs Lift Check Brass Valves

SWING CHECK

Uses a hinged disc that swings open with forward flow and swings shut when flow stops or reverses. Low pressure drop, suitable for horizontal and vertical (upward flow) pipework. The most common type for general plumbing and water supply.

Best for: Water supply, general plumbing, horizontal lines
LIFT CHECK

Uses a guided disc or piston that lifts off its seat under forward flow pressure and drops back to close on flow reversal. Better suited to higher-pressure applications and pulsating flow. Must be installed horizontally with the bonnet upright.

Best for: Higher-pressure lines, pump discharge, pulsating flow

If you are unsure which check valve type suits your application, contact us with the pipe size, pressure, and installation orientation.

Brass Check Valve Specifications

Specifications below are indicative and vary by size and manufacturer. Contact us to confirm current stock and availability.

Specification Details
Size Range ½” to 4″ (DN15 – DN100)
Pressure Rating Up to 200 PSI (PN16; lower for larger sizes)
Body Material Brass (CW617N); bronze on request
Thread Standard BSP (parallel and tapered) and NPT
End Connections Female × Female (FxF)
Valve Type Swing check; lift check
Operation Automatic — no manual operation required
Installation Horizontal (swing); horizontal bonnet-up (lift)
Service Backflow prevention — one direction only
Applicable Standard BS 5154 / EN 13709 (indicative)
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Why Source Brass Check Valves from Chuan Hock Hardware

Established in Singapore since 1968, serving plumbers, contractors, and M&E firms across the island.
Ready stock of common sizes available locally — no overseas procurement, no minimum order requirements.
One supplier for your complete pipework needs: check valves, gate valves, ball valves, flanges, pipe fittings, and associated hardware.
Not sure which valve type or size suits your line? Call or email before you order — we will advise on type, thread, and configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions About Brass Check Valves

What is the difference between a check valve and a gate valve?
A check valve operates automatically — it opens with forward flow and closes to prevent backflow without any manual intervention. A gate valve is manually operated using a handwheel to open or close the line. Check valves are used for backflow prevention; gate valves are used for isolation.
Can a check valve be installed vertically?
Swing check valves can be installed vertically only when flow direction is upward — the disc needs gravity and flow reversal to close correctly. Lift check valves must be installed horizontally with the bonnet facing upward. Contact us if you are unsure about orientation for your specific installation.
What thread standard should I specify?
BSP (British Standard Pipe) is the standard for Singapore plumbing and building services work. NPT (National Pipe Thread) is used in some industrial and marine applications. If you are unsure, check the existing fittings on site or contact us with the pipe details.
How do I get pricing or confirm stock?
Contact us with the size, valve type (swing or lift), thread standard, and quantity required. Call (+65) 6294 3818 or use the enquiry form on this page.
Need sizing advice or a quote?

Send us your valve type, size, thread standard, and quantity. We will confirm stock and pricing by return.

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