05-120263-Ball-for-UHDE.1883.3-1
Product ID: 05-120263 – Ball for UHDE (Check Valve Component)
Description:
This component is a high-precision spherical ball, specifically designed as a sealing element for check valves in UHDE waterjet intensifier pumps . It serves as the moving component within the check valve assembly, working against a valve seat to create a leak-tight, one-way seal . This design allows for the controlled flow of pressurized water from the intensifier cylinder to the outlet manifold while preventing reverse flow .
Applications:
Used as a check ball or sealing ball within the high-pressure check valve assembly of UHDE waterjet pumps .
Suitable for ultra-high pressure waterjet systems, typically operating at 60,000 PSI (approximately 4,137 bar) or higher .
Compatible with UHDE brand waterjet cutting systems and intensifier assemblies .
The patented HP check valve cartridges feature exchangeable valve seats which work in conjunction with this ball element .
Features:
High-Precision Spherical Geometry: Manufactured to exact tolerances to ensure perfect sealing contact with the valve seat .
Wear-Resistant Material: Constructed from high-grade, durable material to withstand repeated impact, high-velocity water flow, and erosion .
Consumable Component: The ball is a high-wear part designed to be replaced periodically to protect the more expensive check valve body .
High-Pressure Rating: Engineered for continuous operation under extreme pressure conditions .
Maintenance:
Critical Wear Component: The check ball is subject to wear from constant impact and water flow. A damaged or out-of-round ball will prevent the valve from sealing properly .
Inspection: During pump overhaul, inspect the ball for signs of pitting, erosion, flat spots, or loss of spherical shape. Even minor surface damage can cause pressure loss .
Replacement Criteria: Replace the ball immediately if any surface damage or wear is visible .
Simultaneous Replacement: Always replace the corresponding valve seat simultaneously with the check ball. Reusing a worn seat with a new ball will compromise sealing .
Full Depressurization: Always fully depressurize the waterjet system and follow lockout/tagout procedures before performing any maintenance .
Water Quality: Poor water quality with contaminants accelerates wear on the ball and seat .









