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Maxon 38009 Adjustable Orifice Valve 0.375" NPT

Special Price $160.37 Regular Price $184.43
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38009
The Maxon 38009 Orifice 0.375” NPT is an orifice used in controlling the flow rate in different applications especially in HVAC systems. It has a National Pipe Thread connection to that the installations are well fixed and do not leakage. This orifice is typically used with Maxon burners such as the APX series and Ovenpak models to control the pilot gas for ignition and flame steadiness. It is suitable for hydraulic systems, chemical processing, and gas distribution because of its high capacity to endure tough conditions. Some of the advantages include increased efficiency, safety due to accurate control of the flow rate and durability under pressure.
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Specifications

  • Type: Orifice
  • Connection Size: 0.375" NPT
Manufacturer Name: Maxon
Product Number: 38009
OEM Part Number: 38009
Product Description: .375" Npt Orifice
Weight:0.65lbs/294.83g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Maxon 38009 Orifice Valve?

Regularly inspect the valve for leaks and ensure it rotates smoothly. Clean any debris from the orifice to maintain proper flow. Checking connections and seals prevents malfunctions and ensures safe, accurate operation under pressure.

What are common issues with the Maxon 38009 Orifice Valve?

  • Difficulty adjusting flow or stiff operation.
  • Leaks around threads or seals.
  • Inconsistent fluid flow or pressure fluctuations.
  • Corrosion or debris buildup in the valve.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Shut off the system and relieve any pressure for safety.

Step 2: Locate the pipe section where the valve will be installed.

Step 3: Ensure the threads are clean and apply appropriate sealant.

Step 4: Screw the valve into place using a wrench, avoiding overtightening.

Step 5: Adjust the orifice to the desired flow setting.

Step 6: Turn the system back on and check for leaks.

Step 7: Test the valve operation and adjust as needed.