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Brass long-bonnet ball valve with solder-sweat ends

Everflow Supplies Inc.

Everflow Supplies Inc. Long Bonnet Ball Valve 3/4" Solder Sweat Brass

SKU CH-PRE7-KK7J3

A 3/4-inch solder-sweat brass ball valve with a long bonnet, forged brass body, chrome-plated ball, 600 PSI non-shock WOG rating and a -20 to 300 °F operating range

  • Product typeDrain Components
  • Surface finishBrass
  • Sold asEach
  • Forged brass body resists corrosion and wear
  • Chrome-plated ball ensures smooth, leak-free operation
  • Rated 600 PSI non-shock WOG for high-pressure systems
  • Handles -20 to 300 °F for hot and cold lines

Long Bonnet Ball Valve 3/4" Solder Sweat

This forged brass valve uses a long bonnet design with solder sweat connections on both ends for 3/4 inch copper piping. A chrome plated brass ball provides smooth quarter-turn operation and reliable shut-off in plumbing systems.

Temperature range and pressure rating

The valve handles a temperature range from -20 to 300 degrees Fahrenheit and carries a 600 PSI non-shock WOG rating. Brass construction resists corrosion in typical water supply applications.

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Price $22.99
Cheaper than about 60% of the 4,240 comparable items (median $31.99).

Specifications

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Product typeDrain Components
Size & build
Surface finishBrass

Questions about this item

How do I solder the 3/4" sweat ends without damaging the PTFE seats?

Clean the copper pipe and valve sockets thoroughly, apply flux, then heat the joint evenly with a torch while keeping the flame away from the long bonnet area so the seats stay below 300 degrees Fahrenheit.

What maintenance will the chrome-plated brass ball and PTFE seats need over time?

Operate the valve fully open and closed once a year to prevent seizing; if leakage appears at the stem packing, tighten the packing nut slightly, and replace the valve if the ball or seats show wear after repeated 600 PSI non-shock cycles.

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