1/8 Bleeding Valve - LOT of 5
Product ID: 64616468
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desertcart.com: 1/8 Bleeding Valve - LOT of 5 : Industrial & Scientific Review: Great bleeders. - Excellent bleeder. Great quality and easy to install. Once I filled the radiators these bleeder worked perfectly without any issues. Review: Perfect replacement for my radiant baseboard boiler piping - I have a 100 year old house with baseboard boiler heat piping. At the high point of each run is a vertical pipe with a pressure relief valve. They been painted over for years. Well, when air purging the boiler this season, the valve would not stop dripping, even after closed. I assume paint or mineral build up was preventing the valve from fully closing. I went to local hardware stores, and none of them had 1/8 purge valve, except for the type with petcock butterfly on them, which are okay for under the hood of your car, but not your living room. So I took a shot on these, and they screwed in perfectly and don't drip. And instead of a butterfly handle, they are discreetly opened and closed with a flathead. I only needed one for now, but I have four zones, so I have a backup supply now. And Ace hardware want $8 just for the ugly petcock, so it's definitely a great deal.
| Manufacturer | WALRICH |
| Part Number | 1701202 |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 4 x 2 x 0.7 inches |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
J**5
Great bleeders.
Excellent bleeder. Great quality and easy to install. Once I filled the radiators these bleeder worked perfectly without any issues.
P**N
Perfect replacement for my radiant baseboard boiler piping
I have a 100 year old house with baseboard boiler heat piping. At the high point of each run is a vertical pipe with a pressure relief valve. They been painted over for years. Well, when air purging the boiler this season, the valve would not stop dripping, even after closed. I assume paint or mineral build up was preventing the valve from fully closing. I went to local hardware stores, and none of them had 1/8 purge valve, except for the type with petcock butterfly on them, which are okay for under the hood of your car, but not your living room. So I took a shot on these, and they screwed in perfectly and don't drip. And instead of a butterfly handle, they are discreetly opened and closed with a flathead. I only needed one for now, but I have four zones, so I have a backup supply now. And Ace hardware want $8 just for the ugly petcock, so it's definitely a great deal.
G**W
Seem fine
They bleed and don't leak
D**N
These work great
Great price. Good quality
F**Y
Perfect fit
Worked great for pur 100 year + old house heat radiators
S**F
Good replacement
Ended up being a perfect bleeder replacement for some baseboard radiators. Will buy again as needed
G**S
A good vent valve
They are a good replacement vent valve
T**N
Save a lot of labor cost and do it yourself with these
Easy replacement for my gunked up/leaking decades old radiator valves. Oil company replaced one valve that wouldn't stop dripping for around $90. Other than making sure the pressure is completely relieved (don't forget the expansion tanks!) this as simple a diy project as you can as for. When we needed work done on the boiler a month later, having the new valves in place made bleeding the radiators much easier.
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