RODI float valve for 3/8" Acrylic?

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Anyone come across an RO float valve that can be drilled through 3/8" acrylic? Most of them only work on max 1/4" thickness walls, but my mixing container I need to hook it up to is 3/8" thick.
 
Are you talking about this type of float valve?
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If so I bought mine from BRS a few years ago and the are plenty long enough for 3/8" thickness.

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Are you talking about this type of float valve?
PXL_20250516_220517334.jpg


If so I bought mine from BRS a few years ago and the are plenty long enough for 3/8" thickness.

PXL_20250516_220401440.jpg
Exactly this. The one BRS sells now says max thickness 1/4” and other models I’ve seen are the same unfortunately.
 
For anyone who stumbles across this with the same question - ended up using a forstner bit to take 1/8” of acrylic off where we were putting the float valve. No way it would have fit on 3/8”. This method worked like a charm
 

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