Milwaukee Valve 1502.75 Globe Valve 3/4" Bronze Class 125
A bronze globe valve for 3/4 inch piping, rated 200 psi fluid and 125 psi steam at up to 406 degrees Fahrenheit
- Size3/4 in
- Bronze body resists corrosion in fluid and steam lines
- Class 125 rating handles up to 200 psi fluid and 125 psi steam
- Rising stem with hand wheel gives clear visual indication of valve position
- Operates at temperatures up to 406 °F for demanding hot-water or steam service
- Compact 2 35/64 in face-to-face length fits tight piping layouts
Valve Purpose and Audience
This Milwaukee Valve 1502.75 globe valve controls fluid or steam flow in residential and light-commercial plumbing. It suits installers who need a bronze body with a rising stem and hand-wheel operation for 3/4 inch socket connections.
Critical Pressure Rating
The valve carries a maximum fluid pressure of 200 psi and a steam rating of 125 psi WSP at Class 125. These limits decide whether the part matches the system design pressure.
Installation Context
Socket-by-socket ends join directly to copper pipe without threaded adapters. The 2 35/64 inch face-to-face dimension and 4 inch handle clearance determine the space needed in the piping layout.
How it compares
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- Price $50.99
- Pricier than about 56% of the 1,499 comparable items (median $39.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | MILWAUKEE VALVE |
| Product type | Other |
| Size & build | |
| Size | 3/4 in |
Questions about this item
What does the 200 psi fluid-pressure rating mean when the valve is installed in a working system?
The valve body is rated to hold 200 psi of non-shock fluid pressure at temperatures up to 406 °F, so it will contain typical hot-water or low-pressure steam lines without leaking.
How does the Class 125 steam rating limit the valve in a steam-heating circuit?
Class 125 caps the maximum steam pressure at 125 psi WSP, which is the practical ceiling for saturated-steam service with this bronze body.
What pipe preparation is needed for the 3/4 inch socket-by-socket ends?
Each end is a plain 3/4 inch socket; the installer must cut copper or bronze pipe square, deburr it, then solder or braze the joint for a leak-free connection.
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