Standard Manual Ball Valve: 1/2" Pipe, Full Port MPN:XV501SS-8

Introducing Parker's Standard Manual Ball Valve with Full Port, designed for superior fluid flow control in a wide range of industries. With its stainless steel construction, this 1/2 valve is built to last and withstand the harshest conditions. Its durable 316 material grade ensures top-notch resistance against corrosion and wear. The full port design delivers unrestricted flow, making it ideal for applications that require high performance. Its versatile construction also includes a lever handle that ensures ease of operation, while its Wsp rating makes it suitable for use in systems operating under moderate pressure. Whether used in chemical processing, oil and gas production, or water treatment, this valve delivers the reliability and precision needed to maintain efficient flow control. Upgrade your fluid management with Parker's Standard Manual Ball Valve with Full Port, today!

Top product features:

• Material Grade The valve's 316 material grade provides top-notch resistance against corrosion and wear, ensuring its durability in even the harshest conditions.
• Full Port Design This valve delivers unrestricted flow through the pipe, making it ideal for applications that require high performance fluid control.
• Stainless Steel Handle The lever handle of this valve is made from stainless steel, ensuring ease of operation and providing a reliable seal when closed.

Top product applications:

• Industrial Water Treatment The Parker Standard Manual Ball Valve can be used in chemical processing facilities to control the flow of water for treatment processes, such as filtration and sterilization.
• Oil & Gas Production In oil and gas drilling operations, this valve can be employed to regulate the flow of fluids, including crude oil, natural gas, or water, throughout the production process.
• Pulp & Paper Manufacturing The Parker Standard Manual Ball Valve is suited for use in pulp and paper mills, where it can be used to control the flow of chemicals, water, or other fluids within the manufacturing process.