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Full Port Brass Ball Valves | Female Threaded Ends | 1/8" to 4" NPT Fittings and Valves - Cleanflow
Greenline Full Port Brass Ball Valves
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Three Way Brass Ball Valves
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Fittings and Valves: Essential Components for Reliable Piping Systems

Piping systems in industrial, commercial, and residential settings depend on specialized valves and fittings to control flow, maintain safety, and withstand varying pressures and temperatures. Components such as ball valves, steel fittings, bronze fittings, and Victaulic couplings provide durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of installation, ensuring efficient fluid movement. Choosing the right materials and designs for each application safeguards infrastructure and delivers reliable, long-term performance.

Ball Valves

Ball valves use a hollow, rotating sphere to start or stop fluid flow with a simple 90° turn. Their tight sealing and ability to withstand high pressure and temperature make them ideal for chemical processing, petroleum handling, and water supply systems. Designs range from single-body to three-piece and welded versions, with options for manual or automated electric and pneumatic operation. While durable, they can trap water that may freeze without proper insulation.

Steel Fittings: Black and Galvanized

Black steel fittings, made of plain carbon steel, are cost-effective for indoor use but require protection against corrosion. Galvanized fittings add a zinc coating for superior resistance to moisture, making them suitable for outdoor and high-humidity installations. Both types connect iron or steel pipes through threading or welding, serving as staples in plumbing and industrial pipelines.

Bronze Pipe Fittings and Nipples

Known for strength and corrosion resistance, bronze fittings—including elbows, tees, couplings, and nipples—are common in marine, plumbing, and steam systems. Their ability to withstand harsh environments makes them a long-lasting choice for demanding applications.

Butterfly Valves

Compact and efficient, butterfly valves regulate flow with a rotating disc inside the pipe. They allow quick shut-off and are widely used in water supply, wastewater treatment, and chemical processing, where space-saving designs are advantageous.

Check Valves

To prevent backflow and protect pumps or compressors, check valves permit fluid movement in only one direction. Swing, lift, and ball check designs are tailored to specific system pressures and flow characteristics.

Flexible Connectors

Flexible connectors absorb vibration, thermal expansion, and misalignment in piping runs. Built from rubber, metal, or composite materials, they are indispensable in HVAC systems, industrial installations, and plumbing networks.

Gate and Globe Valves

Gate valves provide simple on-off control by raising or lowering an internal gate, while globe valves allow more precise regulation using a disc inside a globe-shaped body. Both are trusted for pipeline shutoff and controlled flow.

Knife Gate Valves

Designed for thick fluids, slurry, and wastewater, knife gate valves feature a sharp-edged gate that cuts through solids and viscous media. They are common in mining, pulp and paper production, and wastewater treatment plants.

Pipe Fitting Accessories

Pipe fitting accessories like thread sealants, gaskets, unions, flanges, and adapters complete piping systems, ensuring leak-free connections and facilitating maintenance.

Schedule 80 PVC Fittings

With thicker walls than Schedule 40, Schedule 80 PVC fittings handle higher pressures in chemical processing, water treatment, and irrigation projects while resisting corrosion and chemical attack.

Stainless Steel Fittings and Valves

Stainless steel delivers exceptional strength and corrosion resistance, making it indispensable in food processing, pharmaceuticals, chemical plants, and marine environments. Available as ball, gate, globe, butterfly, and check valves, these components provide long-term reliability in critical systems.

Victaulic Grooved Fittings

Victaulic fittings simplify assembly by using grooved pipe ends and mechanical couplings, eliminating the need for welding or threading. This quick-connect system is favoured for large-scale HVAC, fire protection, and industrial piping where speed and safety are priorities.

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  • Lead-Free Full-Port Brass Ball Valves

    • Lead-Free Full-Port Brass Ball Valves provide reliable, high-performance flow control for residential, commercial, and industrial systems handling water, oil, or gas. Rated at 600 PSI (400 PSI for 3–4″ sizes) and certified by CSA, UL, NSF, ANSI, and ASME, they feature a durable two-piece brass body, PTFE seats, chrome-plated balls, and blow-out proof stems for smooth, leak-free operation. Lead-free and compliant with NSF/ANSI 372 for potable water, these valves include FPT ends for secure, easy installation, ensuring long-lasting safety, efficiency, and versatility in demanding applications.

  • Three-Way Brass Ball Valves

    • Three-Way Brass Ball Valves provide a cost-effective solution for general service applications, allowing flow to be directed from the center port to either side. Built with chrome-plated balls, Teflon® seats, adjustable packing glands, and blowout-proof stems, they deliver reliable performance across a temperature range of -20 °C to 110 °C (-4 °F to 230 °F) and handle working pressures up to 400 PSI for water, oil, or gas, and 150 PSI for steam.

  • Premium PVC Ball Valve NSF-61 True Union with Socket and Threaded Ends

    • The Premium PVC Ball Valve NSF-61 True Union with Socket and Threaded Ends is a durable, corrosion-resistant solution designed for reliable performance in potable water and other critical applications. Built from high-strength UPVC with EPDM O-rings and a PTFE seat, it ensures a leak-free seal and long service life. Its double union, double block design and bayonet-style lock allow easy in-line maintenance and secure operation without disconnecting piping. Compatible with both Schedule 40 and 80 PVC systems, the valve features versatile socket and threaded connections, a removable blue ABS handle with spanner, and meets ANSI/ASME and ASTM standards. Rated for 150 PSI at 73 °F, it provides safe, efficient flow control with exceptional resistance to temperature, weather, and aging.

FAQs

1. How do I choose between a two-piece and three-piece ball valve design?

Two-piece ball valves are economical and reliable for most applications, while three-piece valves allow easier cleaning and maintenance because the center section can be removed without disturbing pipe connections. Choose three-piece designs when frequent servicing or internal inspection is expected, such as in food, beverage, or chemical processing systems.

2. When should I use galvanized steel fittings instead of black steel?

Galvanized fittings, coated with zinc, resist rust and are ideal for outdoor or damp environments like irrigation, fire protection, or coastal installations. Black steel fittings lack this coating, making them more cost-effective for indoor applications such as natural gas lines or indoor water systems where corrosion exposure is minimal.

3. What makes bronze pipe fittings ideal for marine and steam systems?

Bronze’s copper-based alloy resists corrosion from saltwater and steam, while maintaining strength under high temperatures and pressures. This durability makes bronze fittings and nipples a preferred choice in shipbuilding, boiler connections, and other harsh environments where longevity and leak-free performance are critical.

4. Why are butterfly valves preferred in space-limited piping layouts?

Butterfly valves have a slim, wafer-style body and a rotating disc that allows quick on/off operation. Their compact size and low weight reduce installation space and support needs, making them perfect for water treatment plants, chemical lines, and HVAC systems where tight mechanical rooms demand smaller valve profiles.

5. How do check valves protect pumps and compressors?

Check valves permit fluid flow in only one direction, automatically preventing backflow that could damage pumps, compressors, or other equipment. By stopping reverse flow during shutdowns or pressure drops, they reduce wear and prevent contamination, ensuring system integrity in water supply, chemical, and HVAC applications.


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