Float valve

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a valve or cock acted upon by a float. See Float, 1 (b).

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We also manufacture Baker(R) type Float Valves, Halliburton(R) type Plug Valves; Centrifugal Pumps interchangeable with Mission(R), Harrisburg(R), Halco(R) & National Oilwell and all kinds of fluid end parts such as Liners, Pistons, Piston rods, Valves & Seats for the Mud Pump.

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