Apollo
Apollo 7014464 3/4" FNPT Bronze Ball Valve
A bronze two-way ball valve for steam service up to 250 psi and 600 psi operating pressure with a 29 in Hg vacuum rating
- Manual lever handle for direct flow control
- Two-piece bronze body rated for 600 psi operating pressure
- Chrome-plated bronze ball resists corrosion in steam service up to 250 psi
- Full vacuum capability to 29 in Hg for evacuation tasks
- 3/4 inch FNPT straight inline connection fits standard piping
Apollo 7014464 Bronze Ball Valve
The Apollo 7014464 is a manual two-way ball valve built with a bronze body and chrome-plated bronze ball. It features a straight inline design with 3/4 inch FNPT connections and a lever handle for simple on-off control in plumbing and compressed-air systems.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
This mechanical valve has no electrical components, so it produces no heat, noise or power draw during operation. Its bronze construction handles steam service up to 250 psi and general pressures up to 600 psi while maintaining a vacuum rating of 29 in Hg.
Pressure Rating Decides Suitability
The 600 psi maximum operating pressure and 250 psi steam limit define the safe working envelope for this valve. Installers must verify that system pressures stay within these ratings because the valve is not rated for combustible gas service and carries no 3-A sanitary compliance.
Highlights
- Manual lever handle for direct flow control
- Two-piece bronze body rated for 600 psi operating pressure
- Chrome-plated bronze ball resists corrosion in steam service up to 250 psi
- Full vacuum capability to 29 in Hg for evacuation tasks
- 3/4 inch FNPT straight inline connection fits standard piping
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the Apollo 7014464 3/4" FNPT bronze ball valve installed, and which step is commonly done incorrectly?
Thread the valve onto the 3/4" FNPT connections using pipe sealant on the male threads only; the step often missed is tightening to the correct torque without over-stressing the bronze body.
What maintenance or replacement will the Apollo 7014464 valve need over time?
Inspect the chrome-plated bronze ball and PTFE seats periodically; replace the valve if leakage appears at the stem packing or if the ball shows scoring that prevents a tight shut-off.
Which pressure limit of the Apollo 7014464 is reached first during sustained high-pressure use?
The 600 psi maximum operating pressure is the first limit encountered; steam service must stay at or below 250 psi, and vacuum duty is rated to 29 in Hg.
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