Flomatic valves
The short version: Flomatic, a valve maker in Glens Falls, New York, supplies all 1,378 valve listings at Pump Professionals, from $16.27 flow regulators to ball check valves and municipal plug-valve parts.[1][2]
The manufacturer
Flomatic is a valve manufacturer based at 15 Pruyn’s Island Drive, Glens Falls, New York, which says it is certified under ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 for quality and environmental management.[1]
What Pump Professionals lists
Flomatic has 1,378 listings on the supplier’s site, the second-largest brand, and the same number as the whole valves category.[2][3] The range runs from small check valves for wells and sump pumps to municipal items such as plug-valve handles, gear operators for butterfly valves and pilot-control ball valves.[2]
| Listing | Price |
|---|---|
| 2141, 1-1/4 in cast-iron ball check valve | $75.04 |
| 2142, 2 in cast-iron ball check valve | $27.00 |
| 2132T, 1-1/4 in PVC ball check valve (Model 208T/S) | $43.31 |
| 4221LSS2, stainless submersible check valve (Model 100MSS) | $34.48 |
| 4242SS2, 1-1/4 in stainless submersible check valve | $42.24 |
| 4501SSX, 1 in stainless auto-drain valve, opens at 5 psi (Model 70) | $32.44 |
| C150102E, 1-1/4 in pressure reducing valve, 15–150 psi | $275.71 |
| CDB2.0 Flo-Trol, 1/2 in flow regulator, 2 gpm | $16.27 |
| CDX10 Flo-Trol, 1 in flow regulator, 10 gpm | $40.70 |
Prices as listed.[2]
Ball check valves
A ball check valve uses a ball that lifts off its seat when the pump pushes water forward and drops back to seal when flow stops.[4] The listings describe Flomatic’s cast-iron versions as epoxy-coated with a nitrile (Buna-N) “sinking ball” and a clean-out port, designed for wastewater and stormwater pumping, and the PVC 2132T as having a self-cleaning ball.[2] Ball checks suit sewage and effluent because solids are less likely to hold a ball open than a hinged flap.[4]
Well and pressure valves
Stainless-steel submersible check valves, such as the Model 100MSS listings, sit in the drop pipe above a submersible well pump to hold the water column when the pump stops.[2][5] The Model 70 auto-drain valve is described as opening at 5 psi to drain lines, to prevent freezing or water hammer.[2] Pressure-reducing valves such as the C150E series cut supply pressure to a set level, adjustable on the listed model from 15 to 150 psi.[2]
Flow regulators for septic dosing
The Flo-Trol regulators, listed in 2, 5, 8 and 10 gpm versions, are described as keeping a constant flow regardless of pressure and as suited to septic dosing.[2] In a pressure-dosed septic system a pump sends measured doses of effluent to the drain field, and a fixed flow helps spread them evenly.[6][7]
A pricing oddity
On 9 November 2026 the 2-inch 2142 cast-iron ball check valve was listed at $27.00, less than the smaller 1-1/4-inch 2141 at $75.04.[2] This may be a listing error; buyers should confirm before ordering.
Common questions
How many Flomatic products does Pump Professionals list?
1,378, the whole valves category, on 9 November 2026.
Where is Flomatic based?
Glens Falls, New York.
What is a ball check valve?
A valve in which a ball lifts to let flow pass and drops back to seal when flow stops.
Related entries
Endnotes
- ^ a b Flomatic Valves (manufacturer site). Flomatic Corporation. Retrieved 9 November 2026.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j Flomatic valves (brand listing). Pump Professionals (pumpprofessionals.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
- ^ Valves (category listing). Pump Professionals (pumpprofessionals.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
- ^ a b Check valve. Wikipedia. Retrieved 9 November 2026.
- ^ Submersible pump. Wikipedia. Retrieved 9 November 2026.
- ^ Septic tank. Wikipedia. Retrieved 9 November 2026.
- ^ Septic systems (SepticSmart). U.S. EPA. Retrieved 9 November 2026.