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| Tankless Water Heater Service Valve Kit This service valve set works for tankless water heaters. It has three built-in parts: a main ball valve to turn water on or off, a valve to adjust water flow, and a small drain opening for cleaning. You won’t need to buy extra valves to set it up, which makes laying out the water pipes for your tankless heater much simpler. It comes with a lock part to stop people from accidentally moving the valve incorrectly. It also has quick-connect union ends, so you can hook it straight to the heater’s hot and cold water pipes easily.
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| Radiator Valve Insert This compact component enables seamless direct installation onto the thermostatic valve assembly of heating radiators, integrating precision-engineered internal channel structures and high-performance sealing elements to facilitate meticulous regulation of hot water circulation volume within heating systems. If you attach a temperature control head to it, you can smoothly turn the water flow from completely shut all the way up to full heat. This part works with almost all standard home radiator temperature valves you can find.
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| Nickel Plated Brass 3 Way Ball Valve This brass three-way ball valve has a shiny nickel coating. You just turn the handle to switch how liquid moves through the pipes. It can split water flow, mix two streams together, or reverse the flow direction to fit different pipe setups. The handle is made longer, so you only need to twist it 90 degrees to change the flow path easily. People use this valve often in factory liquid lines, heating and cooling pipes, regular home water supply, and many other places that need to control liquid flow.
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| Hydraulic Pressure Reducing Valve This hydraulic pressure-reducing valve has a piston and spring part built inside. The piston moves on its own to push the inner valve piece, changing how wide the fluid path opens. This keeps the pressure coming out steady at the level you set before. There is a twist knob on the top. You can turn it by hand to tighten or loosen the spring, so the valve works for many different machine setups. People often use this valve in factory hydraulic machines and heating or cooling water pipes.
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| Cross Handle Water Flow Control Angle Valve This angle valve comes with a cross-shaped handle to easily adjust water flow. It is built in a 90-degree bent shape, so it fits perfectly in the narrow space between walls and water appliances. Both ends have male threads, which let you hook up regular water supply hoses right away without extra parts. It works with almost all common bathroom and kitchen water gear that people use at home. You can put this valve on many daily water outlets to control water flow, such as toilets, washbasin taps, and kitchen sink faucets.
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| Angle Type Needle Valve 304 Stainless Steel This 304 stainless steel corner needle valve uses a needle-shaped inner piece to work; it can accurately manage liquid under strong pressure, and its 90-degree bent shape lets you turn pipes in small, cramped spots. People often use it for careful liquid control work such as lab testing machines, high pressure water power sets and small sample tubes for measuring tools.
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Brass Thermostatic Mixing Valve
Brass Thermostatic Mixing Valve
This brass temperature mixing valve has a simple T-shaped three-way setup. It hooks up three water pipes: cold water, hot water, and the pipe that sends mixed water out. You can use it for many common water systems like shower heads, home radiators, and floor heating to keep water at a steady, comfortable temperature. On top of the valve sits a black round knob. You can twist this knob by hand to lock in your favorite water temperature ahead of time. This small, simple tool works well for all regular water jobs you do at home. This tool is really simple to operate, and you can use it for all kinds of regular water jobs around your home without any trouble.
- Model No.: JX-10094
- Size: 3/4″,1″
- Material: CW617N, lead-free brass
- Obturator: PSU
- Type: Tee
- Spring: Stainless Steel 304
- Seal Components: EPDM
- Control Knob: ABS
- Flow Rate: 1-3 GPM
- Pressure Rating: 150 PSI
- Temperature Rating: 38 – 180°F
- Control Precision: ±2 °C
- Finishing: Nickel Plated/Chrome Plated
- Standard: NSF, EN1111, EN 1287
- Application: bathroom, underfloor heating systems
- With a 2-year warranty
- Free sample
- Free testing report
- OEM, ODM available
1. What is the difference between a TMV and a pressure-balancing valve?
Each TMV has a built-in temperature-sensing core. It quickly balances hot and cold water if water pressure or water temperature changes. Its outlet temperature error is controlled within ±2°C, maintaining a steady preset water temperature all the time. It also has anti-scald protection, fitting bathroom taps and household heating loops well.
A pressure-balancing valve only evens out hot and cold water flow to solve unbalanced pipe pressure. It eases sudden temperature shifts caused by pressure changes, but it cannot hold a steady target water temperature. It has no temperature sensor or anti-scald safety structure. If the temperature of incoming hot or cold water changes, the mixed water flowing out will change right away with no automatic adjustment.
These two valves work for different jobs. The TMV keeps outlet water temperature steady within ±2°C and prevents scalding. The pressure balancing valve only evens out water pressure; it cannot lock in a set temperature or stop hot water burns.
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2. Does the TMV include integrated check valves on both hot and cold inlets?
Yes, every Plumberstar TMV comes with built-in check valves on the hot water inlet and cold water inlet from the factory. The valve body is cast from lead-free CW617N brass, available in 3/4 inch and 1-inch sizes, and meets NSF, EN1111, and EN 1287 standards. These two built-in check valves stop hot and cold water from flowing backward into each other’s pipes.
You do not need to buy and fit extra separate check valves during installation. Fewer pipe joints from this design lower the risk of leaks. The check spring uses 304 stainless steel with EPDM seals. It operates reliably at 150 PSI, with water temperatures ranging from 38°F to 180°F. Its standard flow hits 1–3 GPM without restricting water flow.
The built-in check parts match the temperature control core perfectly. They will not block regular water flow or mess up the valve’s ±2°C temperature control accuracy. This TMV works great for bathroom taps and underfloor heating systems, with nickel-plated or chrome-plated surface finishes to pick from.
3. How is each TMV tested before factory shipment?
Every TMV passes a full set of strict tests before shipping, and we only pack and send out products that pass all checks without leaks or malfunctions.
First, workers carry out pressure tightness and structural tests. We block all valve openings and fill the unit with water at 1.5x its standard working pressure to check the brass body and threads for any small leaks. We also shut the valve tight to test inner seals, so hot and cold water won’t mix when they shouldn’t.
We also test the cold water shut-off safety function to simulate real emergency scenarios. When the cold water supply shuts off completely, the inner temperature control core reacts within 1 to 2 seconds. It blocks most hot water right away to cool the outgoing water and stop users from getting burned. We will send test documents made just for your batch together with the goods, so you can easily finish checks after receiving the package.
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4. What thermostatic element is used in the brass thermostatic mixing valve?
5. What’s the ODM process for the brass thermostatic mixing valve?
Starting ODM cooperation is straightforward. You only need to provide your product ideas, market positioning, or hand-drawn sketches; our engineers will communicate all technical details with you within 24 hours, assess the mass production feasibility of your design, optimize the structure to lower your manufacturing cost, and issue a detailed quotation covering mold cost, unit price, and a complete production schedule of around 15 to 25 working days.
After you confirm the finalized design scheme, our designers will output 3D renderings and engineering drawings for your review. Once the drawings get your approval, we use CNC equipment to produce physical prototype samples and conduct a full set of performance tests on them. We will deliver the samples together with test reports for your inspection. If the prototypes meet your standards, we will open formal casting molds and produce a small trial batch of 50–100 pieces, which will go through strict full inspection to match all your customized standards.
Trial batches that pass all inspections will enter official mass production. Our workshop has a 150-person production team to complete all procedures, including brass raw material testing, hot forging, precision machining, assembly, and individual pressure testing for each valve. QC staff carry out random spot checks on semi-finished products during processing, and we conduct a final sampling inspection before packaging. We can customize engraved logos, exclusive packing boxes, and batch barcodes as you require, and arrange delivery after all customized work is finished.
6. Why is buying a thermostatic mixing valve from Plumberstar lower risk?
