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Gland For Spotting Boards

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FIX LEAKING SPOTTING BOARDS.

Replacement gland for puff iron and spotting board valves. The complete valve is not available - only parts are. It is located above the spring and below the lock nut. There are 2 on each valve. Replace if securing the spring or to compress the large split packing. Made in the U.S.A..

Features

  • Gland for puff iron and spotting board valves
  • Made in USA
  • Located above the spring and below the lock nut

Product Specifications

Brand: United Brass
Units: Each
Material: Various

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What is the function of the “gland” on a spotting board valve?
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There are two glands used in the 4180 & 4050 spotting board valves. One is used to contain the spring at the top of the valve assembly and the other is used to compress the packing.
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