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Curtis Superior
Valve Co., Inc. makes a wide range of valves to solve a wide
range of problems. We have over forty (40) standard valve designs
engineered, manufactured and tested to exacting specifications.
Pipe
Thread
Valves
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Straight
Thread Valves
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Hose
Barb
Valves
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Flush
Mounted Valves
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Valve
Application Data
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Curtis
Sampling Cup

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Quick Drain
Security System

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Our valves have
aerospace, military and industrial applications, most are listed
as 'Qualified Products' by the Air Force, Army, Navy and
the FAA. Our Quality Systems are registered and meet International
Standard ISO 9002, Military Standard Mil-I-45208 and
FAA TSO-C76.
Curtis Superior
Valve standard designs are spring loaded closed. Valve springs
are made from non-corrosive, long lasting stainless steel. Valve
bodies and moving parts are manufactured to precise standards with
low tolerances and are available in anodized aluminum, brass, cadmium
plated brass, and stainless steel. Seals are made of a specially
compounded "cure dated" synthetic rubber to withstand a wide variety
of liquids over a broad temperature range. The unique wedge seal design is superior to an o-ring seal. The wedge seal prevents leakage.
Curtis Superior
Valve is experienced in valve design and can help solve your
valve problems. In most cases a standard Curtis Superior Valve will
do the job. Or possibly a slight modification of a production unit
will answer a specific problem. We will be glad to give you any
assistance you may require with your Quick Drain Valve application.
MAINTENANCE
No special maintenance is required on Curtis Quick Drain Valves. Keep them reasonably clean and replace them in accordance with the prescribed synthetic rubber life maintenance schedule for the aircraft in which they are employed.
OVERHAUL
Due to the low replacement cost of Curtis Quick Drain Valves versus the cost of replacement seals, breakage of seals in overhaul installations and labor costs, it is not recommended they be overhauled. Replace the entire valve in accordance with the instructions in MAINTENANCE above or should they begin to leak.
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