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Apollo 7010110 1/4" FNPT Bronze Ball Valve
Bronze inline ball valve with 1/4" FNPT connections rated for 600 psi CWP and 150 psi WSP from -20 to 450°F
- TypeOther
- Rated for 600 psi cold working pressure
- Withstands 150 psi steam pressure
- Operates from -20 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit
- Blowout-proof stem prevents stem ejection
- 316 stainless steel lever handle resists corrosion
1/4" FNPT Bronze Ball Valve
The Apollo 7010110 is a 1/4-inch FNPT inline ball valve with a bronze body and chrome-plated bronze ball. It serves plumbing and HVAC technicians who need reliable shut-off for water, oil, or gas lines in residential and light-commercial systems.
Replaces worn gate valves or leaky compression stops
Swapping to this quarter-turn design cuts operating torque and eliminates the slow drip common with aging multi-turn stems. The blowout-proof stem and RPTFE seats make the upgrade worthwhile when service intervals must stay long and downtime short.
Rated 600 psi CWP and 150 psi WSP from -20 to 450 °F
The standard-port flow path and PTFE body seal hold pressure within these limits, but the valve is not suited for services exceeding the stated steam rating or for media that attack bronze or RPTFE. Installers must verify system pressure and temperature stay inside the published envelope.
Highlights
- Rated for 600 psi cold working pressure
- Withstands 150 psi steam pressure
- Operates from -20 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit
- Blowout-proof stem prevents stem ejection
- 316 stainless steel lever handle resists corrosion
Specifications
| Brand | APOLLO |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
Will the 1/4 inch FNPT threads on this Apollo 7010110 valve match my existing bronze piping?
The valve has 1/4 inch FNPT x FNPT connections designed for inline installation with matching male NPT threads on bronze or compatible piping.
What is the correct way to tighten the 1/4 inch FNPT connections without damaging the bronze body?
Apply PTFE tape to the male threads and tighten using a wrench on the valve body flats nearest the connection being made, not on the handle or opposite end.
How often should the RPTFE seats and PTFE body seal be inspected or replaced in a 600 psi CWP system?
Inspect seats and seals annually under normal 600 psi CWP service; replace if leakage appears at the stem or body joint during routine pressure checks.
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