The manufacturers of pneumatic valves fix the triple union on the valves produced without taking into account the actual installation methods – whose responsibility is that?
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The manufacturers of pneumatic valves fix the triple assembly on the valves in such a way that it doesn’t take into account actual installation conditions; the triple assembly can only be installed upright. It’s not possible to position it horizontally or vertically, as the bracket is fixed and cannot be moved. Whose responsibility is this?
In my opinion, it’s a problem on the part of those responsible for making the selection
In general, in such cases, if the manufacturer was informed clearly about the installation method at the time of purchasing the valve, and they promised to meet those requirements but failed to do so, then the responsibility lies with the valve manufacturer. However, if the installation method is not clearly specified at the time of purchase, then this issue needs to be resolved through negotiation between the two parties. It may be the buyer’s responsibility for failing to describe their requirements clearly, or it may be the seller’s responsibility since the product they provided does not meet the standard installation requirements. .
Just add one on your own ahead; it was specified that vertical installation is required during the selection process, but it might still be used incorrectly in the actual installation
Isn’t there any adjustable bracket?