Direct OEM Fit: Engineered specifically for Fusheng TA Series (TA-80, TA-100, TA-120) reciprocating piston air compressors.
Complete Valve Set: Includes both suction (intake) and discharge (exhaust) valve assemblies for complete cylinder head overhauls.
High-Grade Valve Steel: Manufactured using high-tensile, heat-treated stainless steel valve reeds to resist thermal deformation and metal fatigue under continuous duty.
Superior Air Tightness: Precision-ground sealing surfaces ensure optimal compression efficiency, eliminating backflow and reducing power consumption.
Prevents Compressor Overheating: Worn valve assemblies are a primary cause of low pressure and air end overheating; replacing them restores original volumetric efficiency.
Overview
The Inlet & Exhaust Valve Assembly is the core operational component controlling air flow inside Fusheng TA-80, TA-100, and TA-120 piston air compressors. Constant mechanical flexing and high operating temperatures can cause valve reeds to crack, carbonize, or lose tension, leading to slow tank pressure buildup and excessive cylinder heat.
Our premium OEM-replacement valve assemblies are manufactured using top-tier Swedish stainless steel valve stock and precision cast housings to ensure smooth suction, tight exhaust sealing, and long service life in harsh industrial environments.
Technical Specifications
Specification | Details |
Compatible Compressor Brand | Fusheng |
Compatible Models | TA-80, TA-100, TA-120 Series Piston Compressors |
Component Types Included | Suction (Inlet) Valve / Discharge (Exhaust) Valve Assemblies |
Valve Reed Material | High-Grade Swedish Stainless Valve Steel (1070 / Sandvik equivalent) |
Body Housing Material | Ductile Iron / Alloy Precision Casting |
Working Temperature Range | Up to 220°C (428°F) |
Media | Compressed Air |
Applications & Troubleshooting
Replace your Fusheng TA series valve plates/assembly if you observe:
Air compressor takes significantly longer to build up pressure.
Air blowing back into the air filter housing (worn suction valve).
Abnormally high operating temperatures at the cylinder head.
Unusual metallic clicking or knocking noises inside the valve chest.
Notice for Buyers
How to Ensure 100% Correct Match:When requesting a quote, please clearly state the Part Number or Compressor Model (TA80 / TA100 / TA120), and attach clear photos of your original physical valve assembly (including top & bottom views and key dimensions). This helps us cross-reference exact specifications immediately!


