What are ball valves commonly used for?

What are ball valves commonly used for?

Ball valves use a metal ball with a hole bored through the center, sandwiched between two seats to control flow. Used in many hydrocarbon process applications, ball valves are capable of throttling gases and vapors and are especially useful for low-flow situations.

Can MegaPress be used on galvanized pipe?

THE MEGAPRESS PIPE JOINING SYSTEM is a fast, reliable way to join Schedule 5, Schedule 40, black or galvanized steel pipe using the company’s proprietary pressing technology. Designed for use with pipe from ½” to 2″, the system creates a clean water- or air-tight connection without flames or grinding.

Can MegaPress be used on water?

Viega MegaPress Stainless and ProPress Stainless pipe fittings are available in two lead-free grades: 304 and 316. The latter is engineered for potable water systems in commercial and industrial environments, with more than 200 configurations available in sizes ½” to 4″.

What are ProPress fittings rated for?

In tests conducted by NSF International, joints made by the ProPress System have rated test pressures of 600 psi, and working pressures of 200 psi within an operating temperature range of 0° to 250° F.

What is the difference between MegaPress and ProPress?

MegaPress three-piece ball valves are perfect for a variety of industrial applications. With a 316 stainless body, the valves can be used on carbon or stainless steel pipe. ProPress Stainless valves are made of 316 stainless steel and are available for potable and hydronic applications.

Is there a SharkBite for galvanized pipe?

There is an answer. The SharkBite push to connect fittings are not designed to press on galvanized pipe. SharkBite makes a threaded to press fit transition adapter to fit your PEX to galvanized.

Can you use Viega gas fittings on water?

Viega Propress G fittings are warranted for 25 years, and have a design life of over 50 years. One pressing tool can be used for both gas and water installations.

How long will a ProPress fitting last?

Re: ProPress Longevity? 50 years for most copper Manufacturers.

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