Hansen
Hansen 320 angled brass needle valve 1/8 x 1/4 in
Angled brass needle valve with 1/8 x 1/4 in MNPT-to-tube connections rated for 150 psi and 0 to 250 °F
- TypePipes, Valves & Fittings
- Precise flow control with angled brass needle design
- Durable brass body rated for 150 psi maximum pressure
- Wide temperature range from 0 to 250 degrees Fahrenheit
- Compact size fits tight spaces at 1 35/64 inch height
- Steel handle provides reliable manual operation leverage
Hansen 320 angled brass needle valve
The Hansen 320 is an angled brass needle valve designed for precise flow control in fluid-handling systems. It suits installers and maintenance technicians who need a compact shut-off or metering point on small-bore piping.
MNPT x tube connection with brass stem
The valve combines a male NPT inlet with a tube-compression outlet, letting it join threaded pipe to tubing without extra adapters. Its brass stem and metal-to-metal seal deliver reliable shut-off at the rated pressure.
150 psi rating and 0 to 250 °F range
The valve handles pressures up to 150 psi and temperatures from 0 to 250 °F, covering common water, oil and air lines. It is not suited for systems that exceed this pressure ceiling or require soft-seat bubble-tight sealing.
Highlights
- Precise flow control with angled brass needle design
- Durable brass body rated for 150 psi maximum pressure
- Wide temperature range from 0 to 250 degrees Fahrenheit
- Compact size fits tight spaces at 1 35/64 inch height
- Steel handle provides reliable manual operation leverage
Specifications
| Brand | HANSEN |
|---|---|
| Type | Pipes, Valves & Fittings |
Questions about this item
Will the brass stem or metal seal need replacement after long service?
The valve uses a brass stem and metal-to-metal seal rated to 250 °F and 150 psi; under normal water or air service the stem typically outlasts the piping, so replacement is rarely needed.
At 150 psi continuous pressure, which limit appears first — leakage or temperature?
The 150 psi pressure rating is the primary design limit; temperature only becomes restrictive above 250 °F, so sustained pressure at ambient temperature is the governing factor.
Does the steel handle or brass body get hot enough to burn during all-day flow at 250 °F?
At the maximum 250 °F rating both brass body and steel handle reach fluid temperature, so insulation or a heat shield is advisable for operator safety during continuous operation.
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