IMPA: 752136

Brass Needle Straight Valves with Both Corrugated Hose Ends

The Brass Needle Straight Valve with Both Corrugated Hose Ends (IMPA 752136) is a precision flow-control component designed for marine and industrial applications. Featuring a forged brass body and a finely tapered needle stem, this valve allows exact adjustment of media flow, making it ideal for instrumentation lines, sampling systems, and hydraulic circuits.

Both ends of the valve are equipped with corrugated hose fittings, providing flexible, vibration-resistant connections that help mitigate stress on pipelines and equipment. The all-brass construction offers excellent corrosion resistance in marine environments, while the metal-to-metal seat ensures reliable shut-off and long service life. Available in a compact straight-through design, this valve fits easily into tight piping layouts common on ships and offshore installations.

As a standard ship chandler item (IMPA 752136), this brass needle valve is stocked by ALL-K MARINE Ship Store and is ready for prompt delivery to port. Suitable for service with water, oil, air, and low-pressure steam, it meets the needs of marine engineers and superintendents seeking dependable flow control components.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

PropertySpecification
MaterialMarine-grade brass (forged body)
End ConnectionsCorrugated hose ends (both sides)
Size Range1/4" to 3/4"
Working PressureUp to 600 psi (41 bar)
Working Temperature-20°F to 400°F (-29°C to 204°C)
Seat TypeMetal-to-metal
PackingPTFE
ApplicationInstrumentation, control lines, marine piping
IMPA Code752136

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a needle valve used for?

A needle valve is designed for precise flow regulation. The tapered needle and matching seat allow fine adjustment, making it ideal for instrumentation, gauge lines, and control circuits where accurate flow rates are critical.

Why choose a valve with corrugated hose ends?

Corrugated hose ends provide flexible connections that absorb vibration, thermal expansion, and minor misalignment. This reduces stress on pipework and helps prevent leaks in marine installations subject to engine vibration and movement.

Can this brass needle valve be used in seawater systems?

While brass offers good corrosion resistance in many marine environments, for continuous seawater exposure it is advisable to use a valve with specialized copper-nickel or stainless steel internals. For low-pressure freshwater or closed-loop systems, brass is a reliable and cost-effective choice.

What is the maximum working pressure?

The typical maximum working pressure for this valve is 600 psi (approximately 41 bar). Always verify the exact rating on the valve body and ensure it meets the requirements of your specific application.

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