Nibco, Inc. S-585-70 Bronze Full Port Ball Valve 1/2" Sweat x Sweat 600 psi CWP
Bronze full-port ball valve with sweat connections rated 600 psi CWP and 150 psi WSP
- Main materialHAWA
- Full-port design allows unrestricted flow
- Bronze body rated for 600 psi CWP working pressure
- Blowout-proof stem prevents accidental stem ejection
- RPTFE seats handle temperatures up to 400°F
- Sweat connections suit 1/2" copper piping
1/2" Bronze Ball Valve 600 CWP
The Nibco S-585-70 is a full-port bronze ball valve designed for residential and commercial plumbing systems. It handles water, oil, and gas service with a 600 psi cold working pressure rating. The sweat-by-sweat connections suit copper tubing installations. A blowout-proof stem and RPTFE seats provide reliable shut-off.
Suits copper sweat systems.
This valve suits installers joining 1/2 in copper pipe with sweat fittings who need full flow capacity. The lever handle offers quick quarter-turn operation. It is not for systems requiring threaded, press, or flanged connections. Builders needing a different pipe size or connection type should look at other models.
600 psi CWP and 150 psi WSP pressure ratings
The valve carries a 600 psi cold working pressure rating and a 150 psi saturated steam rating. The temperature range spans -20 to 400 degrees F. These limits decide whether the part matches the design pressure and media of the intended piping system.
How it compares
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- Price $20.99
- Cheaper than about 78% of the 720 comparable items (median $47.49).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Nibco |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
Will this valve fit my existing 1/2-inch copper piping?
Yes, the 1/2-inch sweat connections are made to join directly to standard 1/2-inch copper tube using solder.
Can I keep my older bronze or brass fittings on the same line?
The bronze body and chrome-plated brass ball are compatible with common copper-alloy plumbing components in the same system.
How do I confirm the valve is operating correctly after soldering?
Pressurise the line up to the 600 psi CWP rating and check for leaks at the sweat joints and stem; the lever should move freely between open and closed positions.
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