Description
Lock handle Bibcock Valve
JX-0509
- Brass Lock handle Bibcock Valve
- Body Material: Brass
- Use: Washing Machine
- Installation Type: Wall Mounted
- Valve Core Material: Brass
- Item: Brass Bibcock With Lock
- Size: 1/2″ x 3/4″, 3/4″ x 1″
- Connection Type: Male BSP
- Bonnet Style: Threaded
- Working Pressure: 16 bar/232 psi
- Forged brass body
- Normal pressure: Max 25 bar,100% leak tested
- Sandblast and nickel-plated
- Thread connection : (G, Rc, RP) BSP
1/4 Turn Lock Tap Valve
Size | DN15,DN20 |
|---|---|
Pressure | PN16 |
Materials | Normal brass, CW617N |
Standards | EN331, ISO228 |
Working Temperature: | From 0℃ To +90 ℃ |
Seat sealing Material: | PTFE |
Handle Material: | Steel lock handle |
Thread connection: | ISO228 |
Certifications | CE, ISO9001 |
Applications
The Bibcock is used anywhere an outdoor water supply is needed, such as external mounting on buildings, hoses, other attachments, and outdoor sinks.
A garden spout is a device that conveys water from an outdoor faucet or hose bib to the soil of a garden. Gardeners use different spouts, such as watering plants and filling containers with potable water.
Brass garden spout
-Conventional Garden Spouts: This spout is typically made from brass and has a threaded exterior. It can be attached to any standard outdoor faucet or hose bib, which will work with most homes. However, these spouts are not equipped for heavy use, so you must ensure the water pressure from your outdoor faucet is low enough before choosing this option! The main advantage of using this type of spout is that it can fit almost any home’s existing plumbing system without needing additional parts like an adapter. They also connect easily since they have threads at both ends – one end connects to the faucet, and the other attaches to a garden hose.
Brass garden spout. Brass garden spouts are cheaper than metal or plastic varieties and can be found in most hardware stores that sell outdoor faucets. The main disadvantage is that they only work with low water pressure – if you have high water pressure, these spouts will not convey it properly! Another potential downside is that it has more components (the external threads on both ends) which means there’s more chance for your connection points to get clogged up over time due to sediment buildup from debris like soil and dust particles. A third drawback of this type of spout is its inability to handle higher volumes of liquid simultaneously since it does not have a large opening.
-Metal Garden Spouts: Metal garden spouts are made from brass, aluminum, or stainless steel and typically have an all-metal construction. They are sturdier than plastic or brass varieties and can withstand more wear and tear, which is ideal for heavier applications. Metal garden spouts also come in a wider variety of shapes and sizes, giving you more options. The main disadvantage of this type is that they are often more expensive than other spouts. Metal spouts can rust if not made from durable materials like stainless steel.
Plastic garden spout Valve
-Plastic Garden Spouts: This is made from plastic and is typically the cheapest option. It’s also the lightest weight spout, making it easy to move around, but it’s not as durable as metal or brass varieties. Plastic garden spouts come in various shapes and sizes, making them a good option if you need multiple taps for different purposes. The main disadvantage of this type is that it can break easily if dropped or mishandled, so be careful when using it!
-Hose Bib Spouts: This garden spout attaches directly to your hose bib (the faucet on your house’s exterior wall). They are available in both plastic and metal varieties.
