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Apollo
Apollo 82LF24801 2 in Sweat Bronze Ball Valve
Two-inch sweat bronze ball valve with 316 stainless-steel ball rated for 600 psi water and 150 psi steam
- TypeOther
- Full-port 316 stainless steel ball ensures unrestricted flow
- Bronze body rated 600 psi water and 150 psi steam for durability
- Three-piece straight construction simplifies inline maintenance
- Lever handle operates smoothly without locking mechanism
- Vacuum service rated to 29 in Hg for versatile applications
Apollo 82LF24801 Two-Inch Bronze Ball Valve
The Apollo 82LF24801 is a 2 in sweat bronze ball valve built for inline installation. It uses a three-piece body with a full-port 316 stainless steel ball and a non-locking lever handle. The valve is rated for steam, water and vacuum service up to 29 in Hg.
Suits Installers Needing Full-Port Bronze
This valve fits systems that require a straight three-piece bronze body with sweat ends and a 316 stainless steel ball. It is not for installations that demand a locking handle, a 3-A sanitary rating or a combustible-gas pressure rating.
Handles 600 psi Water
The valve comfortably handles water pressure up to 600 psi and steam pressure up to 150 psi while maintaining vacuum service to 29 in Hg. It runs out of rating above those pressures or where a combustible-gas or 3-A compliant rating is required.
Highlights
- Full-port 316 stainless steel ball ensures unrestricted flow
- Bronze body rated 600 psi water and 150 psi steam for durability
- Three-piece straight construction simplifies inline maintenance
- Lever handle operates smoothly without locking mechanism
- Vacuum service rated to 29 in Hg for versatile applications
Specifications
| Brand | APOLLO |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What copper pipe size do I need to sweat this 2 in valve into?
The valve has 2 in sweat ends, so you need 2 in copper tube and compatible solder or press fittings to make the joints.
Can I keep my existing 150 psi steam piping when installing this valve?
Yes, the valve is rated for 150 psi steam service, matching that pressure class.
How can I verify the valve operates correctly after installation?
Pressurise the line, inspect the sweat joints for leaks, then move the lever handle through its full travel to confirm smooth operation.
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