Jomar Valve 102-303 Brass 2-Port Ball Valve 1/2 in FNPT x FNPT 600 psi CWP -40 to 450 Degrees F
Brass 2-port ball valve with 1/2 in FNPT connections, 600 psi CWP rating, and -40 to 450 °F temperature range
- Main materialHAWA
- Reliable shut-off for gas lines with 600 psi CWP rating
- Withstands extreme cold down to -40 Degrees F
- Handles high heat up to 450 Degrees F
- Blowout-proof stem prevents accidental stem ejection
- PTFE seats and FPM seals ensure chemical resistance
Brass Two-Port Ball Valve
The Jomar Valve 102-303 is a brass inline ball valve designed for gas and fluid control in plumbing and HVAC systems. It suits installers who need a standard-port shut-off with a 1/2 inch FNPT thread on each end.
Two-Piece Brass Body with Blowout-Proof Stem
The valve uses a two-piece brass body sealed with FPM and PTFE seats rated for 600 psi CWP. A blowout-proof brass stem and aluminum tee handle allow quarter-turn operation without stem ejection risk.
Temperature Range -40 to 450 Degrees F
The assembly handles continuous service from -40 to 450 degrees F, making it suitable for hot-water heating and cold-climate gas lines. It carries no steam rating, so it must not be used on steam circuits.
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- Price $17.99
- Cheaper than about 83% of the 720 comparable items (median $47.49).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Jomar Valve |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What does the 600 psi CWP rating on this Jomar 102-303 valve mean for water, oil or gas lines?
It certifies a maximum cold working pressure of 600 psi for non-shock liquid or gas service; steam service is not rated.
What pipe threads are required to connect the 1/2 inch FNPT ends on this brass ball valve?
Each port accepts a 1/2 inch male NPT thread; apply PTFE tape or pipe dope on the male threads only.
How is the blowout-proof stem on this 102-303 valve installed, and what common error should be avoided?
The stem is assembled from inside the body and retained by the packing nut; do not remove the packing nut while the line is under pressure.
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