I'd just have them made. Try Parker seals or a reputable hydraulic/compressed air shop.
HELP NEEDED.
I currently am having a problem with some of my negative pressure relief valves failing on a couple of fermenters I have. They are Pub 7 BBL fermenterswhich are about 12 years old. The valves have a simple rubber diaphram in them which are starting to leak when I pressurize tanks for carbonation. The rubber is getting old and cracked. Does anyone recognize this type and have a contact for a supplier to replace the rubber gaskets?
My other option is to have some fab'd I suppose.
Thanks,
Steve
Valley Brewing Company
Last edited by Valleybrew; 07-16-2010 at 02:03 PM.
I'd just have them made. Try Parker seals or a reputable hydraulic/compressed air shop.
All fixxed now....
I went to our local rubber products supplier (Delta Rubber) and they gave me some thin gum rubber material which I used to cut my own seals out of. They leaked initially until I put a little food grade white grease on them to ensure a stick to the valve until enough pressure builds up to hold them in place.
Got leaks too...time to find some rubber/gasket material....![]()
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