The Pegler Yorkshire 130007 is a drain cock, an essential plumbing component designed to manage the flow of liquids and gases in different pipe systems. Drain cocks are typically utilised in various plumbing applications to facilitate the removal of water or other fluids from pipes or plumbing fixtures. Its brass construction, threaded connection, quarter-turn handle, and reliability make it a valuable addition to plumbing systems, ensuring efficient fluid control and maintenance.

• Function and Purpose

The primary function of a drain cock is to provide a controlled means of draining fluids from a pipeline or plumbing system. It is typically installed at low points in the system to remove accumulated water, prevent corrosion, and facilitate maintenance and repairs.

• Brass Construction

The Pegler Yorkshire 130007 Drain Cock is constructed from brass, a corrosion-resistant and durable material commonly used in plumbing applications. Brass offers excellent resistance to rust and corrosion, making it suitable for indoor and outdoor plumbing systems.

Use Cases of the Pegler Yorkshire 130007, Drain Cock

The Pegler Yorkshire 130007 Drain Cock is a high-quality plumbing component designed for controlling fluid flow and facilitating drainage in various plumbing applications, including:

• Domestic Plumbing: In residential plumbing, drain cocks are often used in water heaters and boiler systems to remove sediment and prevent corrosion.
• Commercial and Industrial Plumbing: Drain cocks are employed in larger plumbing systems in commercial and industrial buildings to control water flow and ensure proper drainage.
• Heating Systems: They are used in heating systems to allow for the removal of air and water, helping maintain the efficiency of the heating equipment.
• Process Industries: In chemical plants and refineries, drain cocks are critical in controlling the flow of liquids and gases.
• Irrigation Systems: In agriculture, they are used in irrigation systems to drain excess water and prevent damage to pipes and components.

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