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Our household brass ball valve has a nominal pressure of 1.6 MPa.
Working medium: water, noncorrosive liquid, saturated vapor
Working temperature: -10 ℃ ≤ t ≤ 120 ℃ Specification: 1/2" to 4"; pipe thread meets ISO228 standard.
The surface of the product can be natural color, nickel-plated, or chrome-plated, and the valve body can be made of different copper materials, such as HPB57-3, CW617, CW617N, C3700, etc. The other parts can be made of copper, iron, stainless steel, or zinc alloy, fully meeting the needs of all market customers for products at different price points.
Brass ball valves are widely used components in fluid control systems, offering a dependable way to start or stop the flow of liquids and gases. Known for their robust construction and versatility, these valves are applied across many industries, including plumbing, heating, irrigation, and industrial equipment.
The basic working principle of a brass ball valve involves a hollow, perforated ball that rotates within the valve body to allow or block flow. When the handle is turned 90 degrees, the internal ball aligns with the flow path, enabling or stopping the movement of fluid. This simple yet effective mechanism helps reduce wear and promotes consistent performance over time.
One of the reasons brass is selected as a primary material for these valves is its resistance to corrosion and ease of machining. Brass also provides good durability, which makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor systems, including potable water lines, oil pipelines, and air compressor setups. The metal's balance of strength and malleability allows for reliable sealing and reduced leakage when paired with suitable seals or threads.
In terms of maintenance, brass ball valves are relatively low in upkeep requirements. The quarter-turn operation limits mechanical friction, and the internal components are typically resistant to scale buildup. When necessary, the valve can be disassembled for inspection or part replacement, depending on the design.
Overall, this category includes a broad selection of brass ball valves designed to meet various project requirements. Whether for residential plumbing upgrades or industrial flow control setups, customers can select from numerous specifications to find the right match for their system. Each valve type offers specific features suited to flow capacity, pressure tolerance, and installation environment.