Has anyone seen this float Valve?

[RichSmeeth]

This is a picture of a float valve I have recently been asked to replace. The cistern it is situated in is very slim and very difficult to access, so if possible I'd like to identify this valve and replace it like for like.
Has anyone seen this particular valve themselves, and if so, do you know who manufactures it? Thank you.

 

[Stigster]

Sad to say that looks like a Chinese or Hong Kong import. When you see that colour that's usually where it is from. If a Fluidmaster with brass shank will fit in the cistern I would replace it with that. The majority of plumbers swear by this make and type of valve.

 

[Chalked]

Seen one in a toilet from "better bathrooms" Chinese rubbish, I can't see how it get throgh water regulations, as it has no air break!

 

[JCplumb]

I'm with Stigster on trying to get a fluidmaster in there, however, if that's not possible, there's a flomasta brass shank fill valve that has a shroud thing round the float to stop it hitting the sides of the cistern, 6.50 at poofix.

 

[Last Plumber]

I agree with above, try fluidmaster with the brass shank if you can get it in, failing that a torbeck might fit

 

[ShaunCorbs]

I'm with Stigster on trying to get a fluidmaster in there, however, if that's not possible, there's a flomasta brass shank fill valve that has a shroud thing round the float to stop it hitting the sides of the cistern, 6.50 at poofix.

this?

http://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/flomasta-bottom-inlet-brass-shank-fill-valve/5527f

 

[JCplumb]

this?

http://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/flomasta-bottom-inlet-brass-shank-fill-valve/5527f

Yeah, that's the one. Fitted a few and they seem good enough, only time will tell though.
They were £4.06 before the new catalogue came out, I should of filled my shed with them