Angled radiator valves

Radiator valves are installed in radiator heating systems wherever it is necessary to regulate the amount of fluid flowing through. They adjust the flow of the heating medium in radiators, directly affecting the room temperature, and can easily be fitted with a thermostatic head. The most common thread type for connecting thermostatic heads is M30x1.5. Radiator valves are operated manually and require no tools for adjustment. You can also choose a variant with a preset function, where the flow of liquid can be manually adjusted, or opt for a set that includes a valve, heating head, and fittings. Angled radiator valves differ from the straight type in their shape, allowing them to regulate flow in places where straight valves cannot be installed in the piping. They reliably ensure the required amount of fluid in single-pipe and two-pipe systems, systems with a small gradient, and other heating and cooling systems. Angled radiator valves can be installed in vertical, horizontal, or inclined positions and ensure long-term operation of the heating circuit.