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SKU 1.5TCBV
USA Lab
1.5" Tri-Clamp Ball Valve Sanitary Stainless 304 - 1000PSI
in Valves
$119.00
In stock1.5 in Tri-Clamp sanitary ball valve in 304 stainless steel, rated 1,000 PSI, for restricting flow on any 1.5 in Tri-Clamp connection.
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Description
The 1.5 in Tri-Clamp Ball Valve allows users to restrict flow on any 1.5″ Tri-Clamp connection. These ball valves are rated for 1,000 PSI for maximum stability. Order this 1,000psi ball valve today.
1.5TCBV SPECIFICATIONS
•Material: 304 Stainless Steel
•1.5″ Tri-Clamp Connections: 2x
•Handle: 1/4″ Turn
•Pressure Rating WOG: 1,000 psi
•Exterior Dimensions: 8″ L x 3″ W x 5″ H (Body: 5.5″)
•Weight: 5lbs
•Temperature Range: -20°C to 150°C
Frequently asked questions
What is the pressure rating?+
1,000 PSI.
What are the connections?+
1.5 in Tri-Clamp.
What is it made from?+
304 stainless steel. Part number 1.5TCBV.
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