Schell Model Angle Valve
HC-31213
- Size : 1/2"x1/2"
- Name: Brass Angle Valve
- Body Material: Brass
- Connection: Female Thread
- Power: Manual
- Media: Water, Oil
- Working Pressure: 10bar
- Working Temperature: 0-+80℃
- Style: Handle-controlled
- Surface Treatment: Chrome Plated
- Function: Kitchen, Home, and Garden
- Solid Brass: The valve is made of quality solid brass and
electroplated polished chrome
- Slowly Turn: Quarter turn valve means more effortless shutoff open
close and only need to turn 2 circles
Modern: Contemporary chrome finish. This designer angle valve stop
puts a premium touch on those ugly pipe fittings for sinks,
bathrooms, and toilet kitchen showers.
Parts of Valve angle
No. | Part | Materials |
1 | Body | Brass |
2 | Cartridge | Brass |
3 | Stem | Brass |
4 | Seal | EPDM/cartridge |
5 | Seal Gasket | NBR |
6 | O ring | NBR |
7 | Thread | BSP, 1/2″x1/2″ |
8 | Handle Wheel | Zinc Alloy |
9 | Finish | Polishing and chrome plated |
How to choose an angle Valve
Choosing the right angle valve is important to ensure proper water
flow control and to prevent leaks in your plumbing system. Here are
some factors to consider when selecting an angle valve:
1. Material: Angle valves are typically made of various materials, such as
brass, stainless steel, or plastic. Brass valves are durable and
resistant to corrosion, making them a popular choice for most
applications. Stainless steel is also a good option for areas with
harsh water conditions. Plastic valves are more affordable but may
not be as durable as metal options.
2. Size: Angle valves come in different sizes, typically ranging from 1/2
inch to 1 inch. Choose a valve size that matches the size of the
water supply pipe and the fixture you're connecting to it.
3. Type of Valve: There are two common types of angle valves: compression valves and
quarter-turn valves. Compression valves have a handle that you
tighten to create a seal, whereas quarter-turn valves have a lever
that you turn 90 degrees to open or close the valve. Quarter-turn
valves are generally easier to operate and less prone to leaks.
4. Inlet and Outlet Connection Type: Check the type of connections the valve has for both the inlet
(where the water comes in) and the outlet (where it connects to the
fixture). Most angle valves have male threaded connections, but
some may have compression fittings or push-fit connections.
5. Application and Location: Consider the specific application and location where the valve
will be installed. For example, choose a valve suitable for a sink,
toilet, washing machine, or dishwasher. If the valve will be
installed in an area exposed to harsh conditions or weather, opt
for a durable and corrosion-resistant material.
6. Pressure and Temperature Rating: Check the pressure and temperature ratings of the valve to ensure
it can handle the water pressure and temperature in your plumbing
system.
7. Brand and Quality: Choose angle valves from reputable brands known for their quality
and reliability. Reliable brands often provide better warranties
and customer support.
8. Budget: While it's essential to consider quality, also keep your budget in
mind. Compare prices and features to find a valve that meets your
needs without breaking the bank.
9. Water Efficiency: If water conservation is a priority, look for angle valves that
are designed for water efficiency and have features like flow
restrictors.
Always consult with a professional plumber if you're unsure about
which angle valve to choose or if you need assistance with
installation. They can provide valuable advice and ensure the
proper selection and installation of the valve for your specific
plumbing needs.
Why need Choose brass Angle Valve
Choosing a brass angle valve offers several benefits and advantages
compared to other materials. Here are some reasons why brass angle
valves are commonly preferred:
Durability and Longevity: Brass is a highly durable material that can withstand the rigors
of daily use. It is resistant to corrosion, rust, and mineral
buildup, ensuring the valve's longevity and reliable performance
over time.
Resistant to Chemicals and High Temperatures: Brass is resistant to various chemicals commonly found in water
supplies, making it suitable for a wide range of plumbing
applications. It also maintains its structural integrity even at
high temperatures, making it ideal for hot water applications.
Leak Resistance: Brass angle valves, especially those with compression fittings,
provide a tight and reliable seal, minimizing the risk of leaks at
the connection points.
Easy to Work With: Brass is a malleable material that is relatively easy to work
with, making it a preferred choice for plumbing fittings. This ease
of handling simplifies the installation process for professionals
and DIY enthusiasts alike.
Compatibility: Brass angle valves are compatible with various pipe materials,
including copper, iron, and plastic. This makes them versatile and
suitable for a wide range of plumbing systems.
Lead-Free Options: Many brass angle valves are available in lead-free versions,
ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations and
minimizing potential health risks associated with lead exposure.
Time-Tested Reliability: Brass has been used in plumbing for decades and has a proven track
record of reliability and performance in various plumbing
applications.
Appearance: Brass has an attractive appearance that complements a wide range
of bathroom and kitchen decor styles. It can add a touch of
elegance and sophistication to your plumbing fixtures.
While brass angle valves offer numerous advantages, it's essential
to consider your specific needs and budget when choosing a valve.
Additionally, ensure that the brass used in the valve is of high
quality, as lower-grade brass may have impurities that can affect
its performance and durability.
Ultimately, whether you choose a brass angle valve or another
material, always prioritize quality, compatibility, and performance
to ensure a reliable and efficient plumbing system. If you're
uncertain about which angle valve to select or how to install it,
consider consulting with a professional plumber for expert advice
and assistance.