Legend Valve 116-413 3" T-335SS Butterfly Valve EPDM
A 3-inch ductile-iron wafer butterfly valve with a stainless-steel disc, EPDM seat and 10-position lever handle for flow control
- 3-inch ductile iron wafer butterfly valve for reliable flow control
- Stainless steel disc resists corrosion in demanding plumbing applications
- EPDM seat material handles water and compatible fluids effectively
- Ten-position lever handle provides precise flow adjustment
- Model 116-413 T-335SS identifies this Legend Valve configuration
Product Identity
The Legend Valve 116-413 is a 3-inch T-335SS wafer butterfly valve built with a ductile iron body and a stainless steel disc. It uses an EPDM seat and a 10-position lever handle for flow control in plumbing systems.
Suitability
This valve suits installers who need a wafer-style butterfly valve with a stainless steel disc and EPDM sealing for compatible media. Buyers who require a different seat material, a lug-style body, or an actuated operator should look at alternative valve configurations.
Installation Notes
The wafer body fits between standard flanges and the 10-position lever locks the disc at set angles for manual operation. Common issues include flange misalignment that prevents a proper seal and using the valve with media that attacks EPDM, which can cause premature seat failure.
How it compares
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- Price $109.99
- Pricier than about 68% of the 720 comparable items (median $47.49).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LEGEND VALVE |
Questions about this item
What existing flanges and gaskets must I have to install this 3" wafer butterfly valve?
This wafer-style valve fits between two mating flanges; you need a pair of 3-inch flanges, two compatible gaskets and a bolt set long enough to span the valve body.
Will the EPDM seat hold up if my system still uses older hydrocarbon-based fluids?
EPDM resists water and many chemicals but swells with oils, fuels and most petroleum-based fluids; check your fluid compatibility before reusing the line.
How can I confirm the 10-position lever handle is locking in each notch after installation?
Operate the handle through all ten detents; each click should hold the disc firmly without spring-back, giving clear quarter-turn steps from fully closed to fully open.
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