Falcon Stainless Flex Line CL/CL 18"

An 18-inch Falcon stainless flexible line with valve quick-connect fittings on both ends. Stainless braided flex lines resist kinking and corrosion while giving a bit of play to align a control valve with house plumbing. The matching quick-connect ends on both sides make this a fast, tool-light hookup for treatment systems.

• Overall length: 18"
• Quick-connect valve fittings on both ends
• Stainless steel braided outer sheath for durability and kink resistance
• Flexible body absorbs minor misalignment during install
• Rectorseal-manufactured connector
• Compact and light at roughly 0.6 lb

Use this line to connect a control valve to plumbing where both connection points use the matching quick-connect fitting. The 18-inch length suits closely spaced valve and pipe runs. Verify both ends match your valve and supply fittings before installing, and route the line without sharp bends to preserve flow and longevity.

Falcon Stainless Flex Connector

This Falcon Stainless flex line is an 18-inch braided stainless steel connector with a coupling on each end, used to plumb water treatment equipment into your home's supply lines. Flexible connectors like this one make it far easier to join a valve, tank, or filter to rigid plumbing without having to line everything up perfectly, and the braided stainless jacket adds durability and burst resistance compared with a bare tube.

Where It Is Used

Flex lines are a staple of softener and filter installations, connecting the inlet and outlet of a control valve to the household plumbing while absorbing minor misalignment and vibration. Because they bend, they let you route the connection around tight spots and make future service simpler, since you can disconnect the equipment without cutting pipe. A pair of these is often used to bring water in and carry treated water back out, and the stainless braid holds up well to the pressures of everyday household use.

Installation and Buying With Confidence

Installing a flex line generally means threading each coupling to its matching fitting and snugging it to a proper seal, taking care not to cross-thread or over-tighten the connections. A hand-tight start followed by a gentle final snug is usually all it takes to seat the seals. It is always smart to check that the end connections and length suit your particular layout before ordering, since connectors come in different lengths and end styles. At Water Softener Plus we include the documentation you need and are happy to help you confirm this flex line's ends and length work for your installation so the connection goes together cleanly.