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High-Pressure Brass Ball Valve 4112T22
MFR Model# 4112T22
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Overview
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Compact High-Pressure Brass Ball Valve 4112T22. Great for use in tight spaces, these compact valves are suitable for high-pressure applications. Connections are NPT. Body is brass, ball is nickel-plated brass, seats are PTFE, and seal is fluoroelastomer. Valves have unrestricted flow (full port). |
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Specifications
- Female x Female
- Pipe Size: 1/4"
- End-to-End Lg.: 1 15/16"
- Lever Handle
- Max. Pressure for Water, Oil, and Inert Gas: 1000 psi @ 70°F
- Max. Pressure for Steam: Not rated
- Temp. Range: -40° to +300°F
- Vacuum Rating: 29" Hg
Reviews
Doesn’t leak yet, so that’s better then the one it replaced! Required a couple of AN-5 male fittings to fit my application.
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COMPACT HIGH-PRESSURE BRASS BALL VALVES
What can you say about a ball valve ... it works (?) Aircraft Spruce, on the other hand ... always great service.
Nice little valve good quality
Its a great valve and one of good quality, however its not a full port valve as listed. A full port (or full bore) valve does not restrict flow, this valve does. By definition, a 1/4 full port valve would need to have the port (ball) opening of at least .364 to not restrict the flow (of standard schedule 40 pipe). This valve has an opening of slightly less than .250 (15/64), much less than .364. Thanks for listening. Stephen (Steve) Paradise
Q&A
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