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•THE WHOLESALER® — MARCH 2011


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ahl, a family-owned manufacturer of top quality plumbing and heating valves and specialties for more than


58 years, has a long history of customer serv- ice and quality that keeps them top-of-mind with customers. Since the beginning, Dahl has strived to build a company that continu- ally meets the needs of its customers through product innovation and support. Dahl is cur- rently Canada’s number one valve manufac- turer and the company is continuing its expansion by heavily increasing its distribu- tion throughout the United States. Dahl’s mis- sion continues to be focused on delivering “quality” in all the company does from man- ufacturing high quality valves to providing excellent customer service. Dahl products, which meet or exceed CSA, IAPMO, and NSF requirements, are engi- neered as practical real-world solutions for plumbers and contractors on the jobsite. In 1984, Dahl introduced the mini-ball™ valve, the first 1/4-turn supply stop in North Amer- ica. The mini-ball, which began with seven different models when it first launched in the mid 1980’s, has now grown to more than 5,000 models for both heating and plumbing applications. This has changed the way con- tractors do business as it allows them to make installations with the best valve configuration, doing away with adapters. Not only is it a cleaner, more professional installation, it is also more reliable, and now backed by a 25 year warranty. In 2009, Dahl introduced the dahl-ECO line


of lead free compliant valves, which incorpo- rate a new, ultra durable patented alloy called EcoBrass®


. The dahl-ECO line offers a new


array of valves that are the most corrosion-re- sistant on the market and exceed all toxicity and performance standards. Dahl now offers


SUPPLIER PROFILE


Dahl introduces new water- hammer arresters, valve products


more lead free valve configurations than any other manufacturer. Dahl also recently launched a new line of


Water Hammer Arrester Valves. Designed to control water hammer created by fixtures with quick closing valves, such as washing ma- chines, dishwashers, ice machines, single lever and touchless faucets, and even toilets, the Dahl Water Hammer Arrester Valves can be used when retrofitting old or installing new supply stops. Available in thousands of mod- els to suit most end-of-line pipe types and sizes, the Dahl Water Hammer Arrester Valve’s compact, integral design allows it to install upright, horizontally, or at any angle in between. Dahl utilizes an ASSE1010 AA Ar- rester with a dual O-ring piston that maintains a permanent cushion of air to absorb pressure spikes, setting them apart from conventional standpipes, air risers or air chambers that be- come waterlogged over time. In addition, Dahl also introduced the new


Cold Expansion connection for PEX-A pipes on its entire line of mini-ball™ valves. The new Cold Expansion connections work with both potable water and radiant heating appli- cations in 3/8", 1/2", 5/8" and 3/4" nominal tube sizes. Dahl’s diverse valve offering with Cold Expansion fittings provides the industry with the widest variety of cold expansion connec- tion solutions ever available. Also, Dahl ships all its valves same or next day, meaning the contractor never has to wait to receive the right product configuration for their unique applications, even if it is a custom valve. All Dahl products are precision engineered


and manufactured exclusively in North Amer- ica with American Brass and Teflon, using the highest quality design features, materials, and workmanship, and backed by the company’s 25 year warranty. n


Dahl’s new Cold Expansion connection for PEX-A pipes on its entire line of mini-ball™ valves works with both potable water and radiant heating applications.


See contact information on page 194


Dahl recently launched a line of Water Hammer Arrester Valves that control water hammer created by fixtures such as washing machines, dishwashers, ice machines, single lever and touchless faucets, and even toilets. Their dual O-ring piston (below) maintains a permanent cushion of air to absorb pres- sure spikes — unlike conventional standpipes, air risers or air chambers that become waterlogged over time.


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