Legend Valve
Legend Valve 101-025NL 1" T-1001 No Lead Full Port Ball Valve
A 1-inch no-lead forged brass full-port ball valve with IPS threads, model 101-025NL T-1001
- No-lead forged brass protects water quality
- Full-port 1" design allows unrestricted flow
- T-1001 model built for IPS piping systems
- California Prop 65 warning discloses regulated chemicals
- Brand-new Legend Valve unit ready for installation
Product Identity
The Legend Valve 101-025NL is a 1 inch T-1001 no lead forged brass full port ball valve. It serves plumbers and maintenance crews who need reliable shut-off in potable water lines. The no lead construction meets strict drinking water standards. This valve fits IPS threaded piping systems directly.
Upgrade Path
This valve replaces older brass ball valves that contain lead alloys. The jump is worth it when local codes mandate no lead materials for drinking water supply. It also upgrades installations where a reduced port valve restricts flow. The full port design matches the pipe inner diameter for unrestricted flow.
Installation Notes
Installation uses standard IPS threading with pipe sealant or tape. The forged brass body withstands normal tightening forces without cracking. Common issues include cross threading during assembly or debris preventing a tight seal. Proper thread preparation and cleaning avoid most problems. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Highlights
- No-lead forged brass protects water quality
- Full-port 1" design allows unrestricted flow
- T-1001 model built for IPS piping systems
- California Prop 65 warning discloses regulated chemicals
- Brand-new Legend Valve unit ready for installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What pipe size and thread type does the 1" T-1001 valve require for installation?
The valve uses a 1 inch IPS connection with forged brass ends for direct threading onto matching pipe.
How is the Legend Valve 101-025NL installed and what common step is missed?
Thread the valve onto clean IPS pipe threads with appropriate sealant and tighten using a wrench on the hex flats; the step often missed is applying sealant evenly to prevent leaks.
When will the forged brass ball or PTFE seats need replacement in this full port valve?
Inspect annually for wear or corrosion; replace the valve if the ball shows pitting or the seats no longer seal tightly under pressure.
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