High Pressure Float Valve 1¼” 32mm | RDG Raindrop

High Pressure Float Valve 1¼” 32mm | RDG Raindrop

$57.95

Shop the RDG Raindrop 1¼” high pressure float valve. Glass filled nylon, rated to 140ft head (60psi). Suits mains-fed troughs. Stem, bullet & pin incl.

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What Farmco Recommends It For:

The RDG Raindrop high pressure float valve is our pick for livestock troughs and tanks connected to mains water or pumped supply lines. It handles up to 140ft of head (60psi), making it ideal for bore pumps, pressure systems and long poly runs. If your stock water comes in under real pressure, this valve keeps it under control.

Why It’s a Farmco Favourite:

Australian farmers have relied on this valve for over 30 years. Its tough glass filled nylon body stands up to harsh sun, hard water and constant pressure. It comes complete with stem, bullet and pin, so you can fit it straight out of the box.

Why Choose This High Pressure Float Valve?

RDG Corporation builds the Raindrop float valve from glass filled nylon, a material that resists corrosion and holds its strength through scorching summers and frosty winter mornings. The solid body copes with knocks from thirsty cattle and sheep, and it won’t rust like older metal valves.

Built to Handle Mains and Pumped Supply

This 1¼” (32mm) high pressure float valve is rated to 140ft of head (60psi). Depending on the rod length and float size, the Raindrop range can handle pressures up to 90psi (700kPa). The large inlet delivers strong flow, so troughs refill fast when stock drink heavily in hot weather. As the water rises, the float lifts the arm and shuts the valve off firmly, so you won’t waste water through overflow.

Easy Install, Simple Maintenance

Screw the valve onto your trough inlet, attach your float, and set the arm to your preferred water level. The adjustment bolt lets you fine-tune the shut-off point, and the simple design makes servicing quick in the paddock. Browse our [trough floats and fittings range – internal link] to complete your setup.

Options for Tough Environments

Running salty bore water? RDG can supply this valve with a stainless steel rod and bullet float attachment on request. See the full specifications here.

Running a Gravity-Fed System?

For header tanks and gravity lines, choose the low pressure version, which is rated to 30ft head (12psi). Not sure which suits your setup? Give the Farmco team a call.

  • Glass filled nylon body for strength and corrosion resistance
  • 1¼” (32mm) threaded inlet for high-flow trough filling
  • High pressure model rated to 140ft head (60psi)
  • Range capable of up to 90psi (700kPa), depending on rod length and float size
  • Supplied with stem, bullet and pin
  • Adjustable bolt for setting the shut-off level
  • Lever arm design gives positive, automatic shut-off
  • Stainless steel rod and bullet available on request for corrosive environments
  • Brand: RDG Corporation (Raindrop)
  • Origin: Proven in Australian farms for more than 30 years
  • Usage: Suited to mains water, pressure pumps, bores and other high pressure stock water systems. Use the low pressure version (rated to 12psi/30ft head) for gravity-fed systems
  • Installation: Fit to the trough inlet, attach a suitable float to the bullet, then set the arm to your required water level
  • Maintenance: Check the valve and float regularly for debris, algae and mineral build-up, especially with bore water
  • Storage: Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight before installation
  • Safety note: Do not exceed the rated pressure for your rod and float setup, as this may stop the valve shutting off and cause it to overflow or fail
  • Bare option: A bare valve without stem or bullet end is also available (code YFLVB125)
  • Range: Also available in 20mm (¾”), 25mm (1″), 40mm (1½”) and 50mm (2″) sizes

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