Abstract: An inlet check valve is mountable to a valve body that, in turn, is mounted to a high pressure pump. The inlet check valve has a removable inlet seat with a first through-hole forming an inlet path and functioning as a valve seat. A valve is positionable over the first through-hole. An inlet guide has first, second, third and fourth through-holes alignable with respective first, second, third and fourth through-holes of the inlet seat. The third and fourth through-holes receive fasteners to mount the inlet check valve to the valve body.
Abstract: A check valve assembly mounted on an end surface of a projection of a valve body. The check valve assembly includes a valve having a curved sealing surface disposed adjacent a fluid inlet intersecting the end surface of the projection. The check valve assembly further includes a rigid mounting plate having a cavity that receives and maintains the valve between the cavity and the fluid inlet. The curved surface of the valve partially extends into the fluid inlet and has a circular line of contact against the end surface of the projection around the fluid inlet to define a closed valve position. The valve is positioned away from the closed valve position to define an open valve position.
Abstract: A check valve assembly mounted on an end surface of a projection of a valve body. The check valve assembly includes a valve having a sealing surface on one side and a stem on an opposite side, and the valve body includes a fluid inlet intersecting the end surface of the projection. A rigid mounting plate has a first locating element adapted to locate the mounting plate with respect to the end surface on the projection. The mounting plate has a second locating element adapted to receive a fastener for attaching the mounting plate to the end surface of the projection. A clearance hole in the mounting plate is sized to receive the stem of the valve. The stem of the valve moves freely within the first clearance hole thus permitting the valve to move freely between open and closed positions.