Key Features
- Marine-grade brass construction for durability and corrosion resistance
- Needle-point stem for precise flow regulation
- Angle body configuration for convenient installation and low flow resistance
- Male and female threads for versatile connection options
- Suitable for high-pressure systems up to 4000 PSI
- Compact and lightweight design for space-saving setups
- Available in multiple sizes to fit various piping systems
Technical Specifications
| Material | Marine-Grade Brass |
|---|---|
| End Connections | Male & Female Threaded Ends |
| Thread Standard | NPT / BSP (available on request) |
| Size Range | 1/4" to 3/4" |
| Max Working Pressure | 4000 PSI (27.5 MPa) |
| Temperature Range | -40°C to 180°C (-40°F to 356°F) |
| Flow Direction | Bidirectional |
| Body Type | Angle Pattern |
| Stem Type | Needle Point |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a needle angle valve?
A needle angle valve is a type of valve with a needle-shaped plunger that allows precise regulation of fluid flow. The angle configuration means the inlet and outlet are at a 90-degree angle, making it ideal for tight installations.
What do male and female ends mean?
Male ends have external threads that screw into a mating female threaded port, while female ends have internal threads to receive male fittings. These valves provide flexibility in connecting pipes, fittings, and equipment with different thread types.
What are the typical applications for these valves?
They are commonly used in marine piping systems for instrument lines, sampling points, fuel systems, and cooling water circuits where accurate flow control is required.
Can these valves be used for seawater?
Yes, the marine-grade brass construction offers good corrosion resistance in seawater environments. However, for long-term seawater service, additional corrosion protection may be recommended.
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