Watts 1/4" LFFBV-3C-M1 Ball Valve

1" S-1002NL No Lead Forged Brass Full Port Ball Valve, Gland Follower Design. NO LEAD FULL PORT BALL VALVE. Bottom-loaded, blowout-proof stem with PTFE packing gland and forged brass packing nut. Durable PTFE seats. Self-cleaning forged brass ball is chrome-plated, to resist scale build-up. Chrome-plated lead-free forged brass, UNS Alloy C46400. Certifications/Listings: Third-party certified ANSI/NSF 61: Drinking water system components - health effects ANSI/NSF 372: Drinking water system components - lead content ANSI Z21.15: Gas appliance connector valve for 1/2 lb. systems (1/2" to 2" ...

This 1 inch 2-piece full port lead free ball valve is used in commercial and industrial applications for a full range of liquids and gases. It features a lead free brass body with solder end connections, bottom-loaded blowout-proof stem, virgin PTFE seat, thrust washer, and adjustable stem packing gland, stem packing nut, chrome plated lead free brass ball, lead free brass adapter and steel handle.

Quarter turn operation makes shutoff simple FIP x FIP female threaded connection Can be used in potable water supplies Suitable for many liquids, oils, and gases Solid forged brass construction is durable and corrosion resistant Working pressure: 600 psi Working temperature: 40-180°F Lead free compliant CSA, CUPC, NSF372 certified

3/4 In. Stainless Steel Flanged Full Port Ball Valve - 2 Piece - Direct Mount - 300 PSI Ball valves use a spherical disc to control the flow between pipes, tubes, or hoses. Flow is allowed when the hole that pierces the ball-shaped disc is in line with the inlet and outlet of the valve. Flow is blocked when the ball is horizontally swiveled 90 degrees, so that the hole of the ball is perpendicular to the opening of the valve. Ball valves can be referred to as full port or reduced port (also known as regular or standard port) depending on the inner diameter of the valve. A ball valve is ...

1-1/2 In. T316 Stainless Steel Full Port Ball Valve - 3 Piece - 1000 PSI Ball valves use a spherical disc to control the flow between pipes, tubes, or hoses. Flow is allowed when the hole that pierces the ball-shaped disc is in line with the inlet and outlet of the valve. Flow is blocked when the ball is horizontally swiveled 90 degrees, so that the hole of the ball is perpendicular to the opening of the valve. Ball valves can be referred to as full port or reduced port (also known as regular or standard port) depending on the inner diameter of the valve. A ball valve is full port if the ...