Shut Off Compression Angle Valve

JX-0202

Material Brass, Copper
Brand; Plumberstar
Finish; Brass with Chrome
Outlet connection type PEX
one-piece body construction for strength.
A removable handle helps protect against water leakage.
Multi-turn operation means water flow control with a few manual turns of the handle, and it can save water.
Temperature rating: 40 Degrees to 140 Degrees F.
Pressure rating: 125 psi maximum
1/2 In Inlet x 3/8 In. OD Compression Outlet Multi-Turn manual Angle Valve controls water flow rate to household plumbing works – washbasin faucets, kitchen, toilets, dishwashers, icemakers, washing machines, etc. The angle valve is often used when the water pipeline enters the house from the wall. With full turns of the valve manual handle, you can reduce or stop and restart the flow of water leading to the water pipe, allowing for maintenance and repair of the pipeline works without shutting off the water to the entire home. So the water valve with Copper and PEX water distribution systems. PEX installations require an insert for proper installation.

Shut Off Compression Angle Valve

A shut-off compression angle valve is an integral part of any plumber’s toolkit. This device allows for a fast and efficient way to shut off water flow when repairs or modifications need to be made in the home. The valve works by using a compression-style fitting, which can be screwed into place quickly and easily. It is ideal for installation in tight spaces since it takes up less room than other valves.

When used properly, the shut-off compression angle valve can provide reliable performance with minimal maintenance required over its lifetime. It also helps reduce water wastage by allowing you to turn off specific sections of your plumbing system when needed. Additionally, this type of valve is designed to fit standard pipe sizes to work with most existing systems without requiring additional parts or labor costs.

Benefits: Pressure Regulation, Safety

Pressure regulation and safety are two main benefits of a shut-off compression angle valve. These valves are designed to control the pressure in a water line by increasing or decreasing it depending on what’s needed. They can be used to control the flow of water entering the building, as well as any other plumbing components such as sinks, showers, and toilets. Shut-off compression angle valves also protect against over-pressurization, which can lead to system failures and potentially dangerous explosions.

The design of these valves allows for easy installation in both residential and commercial settings. Unlike alternative solutions such as a ball or gate valves, they don’t require additional tools or components. They’re also available in different sizes, so you can choose one that best fits your application needs.

Types of Valves: Lever, Ball

Valves are essential components in any piping system, controlling the flow of liquids and gases. Several types of valves are available on the market, each with its advantages. Two common types of valves used in many commercial and industrial applications are lever and ball valves.

Lever valves use a movable lever-like handle to open or close the valve by turning it 90 degrees. This type of valve is often preferred for its easy operation and ability to handle high-pressure systems. They can also be used in areas with limited space due to their small size and compact design compared to other valves.

Ball valves rely on a spherical device that is opened or closed using a rotary motion.

The inlet and outlet ports can be threaded for connecting to galvanized steel and iron pipes, or they can have compression fittings for connecting to copper pipes. When an angle valve is used as a shut-off valve for residential plumbing fixtures, it is called an angle stop valve or simply an angle stop.

Standard of angle stop valve?

An angle stop valve is a quarter-turn valve often used as a shut-off valve for plumbing fixtures. It is also known as a water hammer arrestor or an angle stop. The angle stop valve is usually installed at each fixture’s incoming water supply pipe. This allows each institution to be shut off independently without affecting the others.

The angle stop valve has a cylindrical body with two ports at 90 degrees to each other. A threaded stem extends from the center of the body and is connected to a handle. When the handle is turned, the stem moves a disk-shaped plug inside the body to block or allow flow through one of the ports.

Angle stop valves are available in various materials, including brass, chrome-plated brass, and stainless steel.