Parameters of Lead Free Brass Ball Valve

JX-0419

• Ball Angle Valve
• Aluminum butterfly handle
• Max work temperature; -10-110℃
• Max work pressure;400PSI
• 99% leakage testing
• Made of lead-free brass
• Heavy-duty, commercial-grade
• Size: 1/2 inch barb to barb
• 90-degree valve closing range, the handle can close the valve by rotating it to either side of the valve body

This ball valve is a complete port valve configured for a 1/2-inch expansion PEX connection. This valve is built with heavy-duty brass for durability and strength. Its full port design allows for maximum flow and minimum pressure drops. It is equipped with a vinyl-coated steel lever handle, enabling an easy grip for flow control.

Ball valves are designed and built using high-quality standards to ensure unparallel functionality, use after use. Made to last. Complies with NSF. UPC approved. CSA certified. Complies with lead-free guidelines for potable water applications.

Are you looking for a high-quality, long-lasting ball valve that is lead-free? If so, this blog post will help you make the right choice. Below are some things to consider when shopping around for your new ball valve.

1) Consider what type of material you want your valve to be made out of. Do you prefer stainless steel or brass? Brass is an excellent option because it doesn’t contain any lead whatsoever and has many other benefits. It’s also much more affordable than stainless steel!

2) Make sure that the diameter of your pipe matches up with the size of your ball valve! This may seem like common sense, but those who don’t know what they’re doing can often be overlooked.

Once you’ve considered these important factors, it’s time to start shopping around for the best lead-free brass ball valve for your needs! Keep in mind that not all valves are created equal – so be sure to do your research before purchasing. Happy shopping! 🙂

Brass is an excellent option because it doesn’t contain any lead whatsoever and has many other benefits. It’s also much more affordable than stainless steel!

It’s environmentally friendly. There are many other benefits for choosing this type of valve: its affordability. Stainless steel valves are more expensive because they have a higher quality. Brass ball valves are much cheaper but do not degrade or rust over time like stainless steel will eventually do.

Brass ball valves are much cheaper but do not degrade or rust over time like stainless steel will eventually do.

If you’re looking for a valve that will last a lifetime and doesn’t corrode over time, stainless steel is the way to go. However, brass is the better choice if you want an affordable option with less environmental impact! Brass does not contain lead which makes it environmentally friendly.