BALL VALVE 1-1/4 INCH NO NLOCKING PP10368 PITCO

BALL VALVE 1-1/4 INCH NO NLOCKING

The PP10368 No-Locking Ball Valve from Pitco is designed for use with existing cooling water applications. It's a 1-1/4 in. cast iron globe valve that fits on the top of a standard garden hose bib. Crafted of solid brass, the ball valve uses a standard 1/2 in. hexagonal nut driver to lock down the positioning serrations on the spindles for leak resistance and increased durability.

The Pitco PP10368 - 1-1/4" PVC Ball Valve No Locking has a reduced weight and is easier to handle than most ball valves with a sculpted body. It features a brass body and is ideal for recreational vehicle or watercraft applications.

The 1-1/4 in. Pitco PP10368 ball valve with no locking is a half-turn valve used to isolate one side of the pressure/temperature system from the other side and still allow flow. The 1-1/4 in. male BSPP x female BSPT ball valves are typically applied in applications requiring water, oil, natural gas or pharmaceutical services.

1-1/4 inch Seating Pipe Ball Valve, without Locking Ring, 3/4-16 Female Thread x 1-1/4-12 Male Thread. Stainless steel construction, 2000 PSI working pressure.

This ball valve has a 1-1/4" under-size, plastic body, greaseless ball bearings, and is non-locking. It comes with a 1-1/4" male pipe thread inlet and a 1-1/4" female pipe thread outlet. ******

PITCO hydraulic ball valves feature lower weight and pressure drop than double acting valves. Offering a low profile design, the longer life time at elevated temperatures make these valves self equalizing. Meets or exceeds all applicable NFPA Fire Code requirements. Equipped with a 1-1/4 inch female NPT to PP union for connection to hydraulic tubing.

The ball valve is a non-locking valve, used to stop and start flow in a line. Ball valves are available with either single or double positions, depending upon the number of ports. One side of the valve is sealed by the ball and seats against a flat sealing surface on the body. The other side of the valve is sealed by the ring packing gland.