Foot Valves are installed at the bottom of pump suction lines to prevent pump de-priming when the pump stops. It includes an integrated heavy-duty strainer screen to filter out large debris that could damage pump impellers.
GM Dalui Foot Valves are installed at the bottom of pump suction lines to prevent backflow and maintain pump priming when shutdown. They feature an integrated screen filter to protect downstream pumps.
| Design Feature | Standard Parameters / Range Options |
|---|---|
| Nominal Size Range | Up to 600 mm |
| Manufacturing Standards | IS 4038 |
| Material of Construction (MOC) |
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| Pressure Ratings | 1.0 / 1.6 / 2.0 / 2.5 / Class 150# / 300# / 800# |
| Modes of Operation | Automatic Non-Return (Lift type / Swing type) |
| End Connections | Flanged |
| Application Media | Pumping suction lines, agricultural lift irrigation, well pumping installations. |
Keeps suction lines filled in well systems and open pond pumps to allow instant priming during starts.
Maintains raw water pumping prime in water treatment intake wells.
Filters large debris and gravel from entering suction pipes, protecting costly pump impellers.

Features a mesh strainer and spring-loaded lift disc mechanism, used at the inlet of a pump to maintain prime. Size Range: 26-600 mm.

Features a heavy-duty sliding check disc that operates automatically, preventing suction loss in municipal pump wells.

Utilizes a rubber-coated ball that lifts and reseals automatically, perfect for sewage or slurry suction loops.
All valves are subjected to rigorous hydrostatic shell and seat pressure testing in accordance with standard codes (e.g., API 598 / IS 14846) prior to delivery.
GM Dalui & Sons Pvt. Ltd. is an ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturer. Our commitment to safety, reliable sealing, and long service life is backed by rigorous material inspection, ultrasonic wall thickness checks, and design calculations.
We customize flow control systems to meet specific requirements for municipal waterworks, agricultural pumping wells, chemical distribution loops, and thermal power plant grids.