12 January, 2026

A client once called me in a panic—their water tank was overflowing, flooding their warehouse. The culprit? A failed float valve. This common frustration is often caused by a few key, fixable issues. A float valve fails or leaks constantly mainly due to worn internal seals, a damaged float that cannot rise properly, blockage from […]

A client once called me in a panic because their tank overflowed. The cause? A neglected float valve jammed by hard water deposits. This common problem is completely avoidable with simple care. To ensure float valve longevity, regularly inspect and clean it, promptly replace worn seals and washers, and lubricate moving parts. This proactive maintenance

I’ve seen farmers struggle with broken tank valves that led to wasted water and flooded fields. This simple device is often the most critical part of the system. Yes, float valves are highly suitable and widely used for agricultural irrigation tanks. They provide automatic, reliable water level control, preventing both overflow and dry runs for

I once had a client whose irrigation system kept failing because standard float valves couldn’t withstand their pump’s pressure. This taught me that not all valves are created equal. A standard residential float valve often cannot handle high-pressure inlets, but specialized high-pressure float valves are designed specifically for this task. The ability to handle pressure