Valves are constructed using traceable materials. EN 681-1:1996 — Types WC and WG Chloroprene (Neoprene) and EN 1.4404 (316L) stainless steel.
Fully Defined Elastomer Properties per ASTM D2000
The ASTM D2000 classification system provides a complete description of the elastomeric material properties. The Check-Flex® material specification is strictly controlled for key properties, including hardness, modulus, heat, ozone, and UV resistance, oil resistance, and compression set.
Standard and Optional Elastomer Materials
The standard elastomer used is Chloroprene (Neoprene). This material is highly valued for its exceptional weathering resistance, durability, and flexibility. In sewer applications, Chloroprene remains unaffected by H₂S and other common contaminants. For high-risk environments, such as industrial plants and fuel oil bunds, alternative materials can be used for valve construction. (e.g. EPDM, Nitrile and VITON)
Integrated and Controlled Manufacturing Process
The manufacturing process, from calendering to vulcanization, is integrated, which guarantees consistent production and adherence to individual valve design specifications.
ISO 9001 Certified Quality Management
The manufacturer holds an ISO9001 Certificate, accredited by IAF to National Standards, which covers the design, development, and production of rubber check valves.




