Legend Valve
Legend Valve 101-018NL 2" T-1004 Full Port Ball Valve
Full-port forged brass ball valve with no-lead construction for unrestricted flow
- Full-port design allows unrestricted flow
- No-lead forged brass meets safety standards
- Large-pattern body handles demanding applications
- Cubic ball ensures reliable sealing
- California Prop 65 warnings apply
2" T-1004NL Full Port Ball Valve
This Legend Valve 101-018NL is a two-inch full port ball valve built with a cubic ball and forged brass construction. The no-lead material meets drinking-water safety requirements for potable systems.
Suits installers needing a large-pattern valve
The full port design matches the pipe inner diameter so pressure drop stays minimal across the valve. Buyers who require a smaller connection size or a different end configuration should look at another model.
Fits 2-inch piping in water, air or inert-gas lines
The forged brass body handles typical residential and light-commercial pressures without special tools for installation. The cubic ball design provides positive shut-off and frees up space that a rising-stem gate valve would occupy.
Highlights
- Full-port design allows unrestricted flow
- No-lead forged brass meets safety standards
- Large-pattern body handles demanding applications
- Cubic ball ensures reliable sealing
- California Prop 65 warnings apply
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What pipe size and thread type must I already have to install this 2" T-1004NL full port ball valve?
You need a 2-inch female NPT threaded connection on each side of the line; the valve's forged brass body and cubic ball are designed to thread directly onto that size.
Can I keep my existing no-lead brass fittings and copper pipe when adding this T-1004NL valve?
Yes, the no-lead forged brass construction matches standard no-lead plumbing components, so it threads onto your current copper or brass piping without galvanic concerns.
How can I verify the cubic ball is sealing properly after I thread the valve into the line?
Pressurise the system, then rotate the handle from fully open to fully closed; zero leakage at the ports and a firm, distinct stop at each position confirm the ball is seating correctly.
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