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Majoni Fender & Buoy Brass Replacement Inflation Valve

Majoni Fender & Buoy Brass Replacement Inflation Valve

SKU: SG-FVALVE

Upgrade and maintain your inflatable boat fenders with the Majoni Fender Replacement Valve. Designed for durability and ease of use, this replacement inflation valve ensures reliable inflation and deflation, helping your fenders perform effectively in demanding marine environments.

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Description

Upgrade and maintain your inflatable boat fenders with the Majoni Fender Replacement Valve. Designed for durability and ease of use, this replacement inflation valve ensures reliable inflation and deflation, helping your fenders perform effectively in demanding marine environments.

Whether you're replacing a worn or faulty valve, this component provides a quick and cost-effective repair solution, keeping your boat fenders and buoys functioning at their best.

On the rare occasion that your fender valve fails, this replacement fender valve offers a simple and reliable fix to restore performance quickly.

  • Compatible with Majoni inflatable fenders and buoys
  • Durable construction for long-lasting marine use
  • Ensures secure air retention and easy inflation/deflation
  • Ideal for boat fender maintenance and repair
  • Sold Singly

How to Replace a Damaged Fender Valve

  1. Screw an M3 threaded bolt or machine screw into the valve
  2. Grip the bolt head firmly with pliers and pull the valve out of the fender wall
  3. Insert the new valve into the opening using the same method
  4. Apply steady pressure (with pliers and by hand) to secure the valve in place

 

Specification

How to Replace a Damaged Fender Valve

  1. Screw an M3 threaded bolt or machine screw into the valve
  2. Grip the bolt head firmly with pliers and pull the valve out of the fender wall
  3. Insert the new valve into the opening using the same method
  4. Apply steady pressure (with pliers and by hand) to secure the valve in place

 

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