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| Flushing surface
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The interior surface of the bowl and all other surfaces which may come into contact with water during flushing. |
| Flushometer
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Toilet valve that automatically shuts off after it meters a certain amount of water flow. |
| Flushometer
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Toilet valve that automatically shuts off after it meters a certain amount of water flow. |
| Flushometer tank system
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Toilet flushing system that uses supply water pressure to compress water to provide a pressurized flush as opposed to a gravity flush. |
| Flushometer valve
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The valve located at the bottom of a gravity-operated toilet flush tank, which opens when the trip lever is actuated, and closes when the tank has drained to the desired level. Usually also contains an overflow tube. |
| Fluting
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Decorative molding made of a series of rounded outwardly curved channels, adjoining each other along the length of the molding. |
| Flux
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(1) Compound, which combines during refining with impurities in molten metals. (2) Chemical that isolates heated metal from the oxygen in the air, aiding in the removal of oxidation during welding, soldering or brazing and allowing better metal flow in the joint. |
| Flux brush
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| Flux-cored arc welding
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Arc welding that is done by feeding filler metal and flux through the enter of the electrode from which the arc travels to the base metal. |
| Flux-cored electrode
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Hollow consumable welding electrode that has a flux core. |
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