Legend Valve
Legend Valve 101-175 1 T2012RFLG isolation ball valve with rotating flange
Forged brass isolation ball valve with a rotating flange for air compressor and vacuum pump systems
- Forged brass body resists corrosion
- Rotating flange simplifies pipe alignment
- Full-port ball design maximises flow capacity
- Quarter-turn handle enables fast shut-off
- California Prop 65 warning applies
Valve type and application
The Legend Valve 101-175 is a 1 T-2012 forged brass isolation ball valve designed for air compressor and vacuum pump systems. It provides reliable shut-off control for installers and maintenance technicians working with compressed air or vacuum lines.
Build quality and rotating flange
Forged brass construction offers strength and corrosion resistance for long service life in demanding environments. The rotating flange simplifies alignment during installation and allows easier connection to existing piping without forcing the valve body into position.
Chemical warning and practical limits
This product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm. Users must follow applicable safety regulations and ensure material compatibility with the specific media and operating conditions of their system.
Highlights
- Forged brass body resists corrosion
- Rotating flange simplifies pipe alignment
- Full-port ball design maximises flow capacity
- Quarter-turn handle enables fast shut-off
- California Prop 65 warning applies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the T-2012 forged brass isolation ball valve with rotating flange connect to in practice?
The T-2012 forged brass isolation ball valve with rotating flange connects to standard pipe threads for air compressor or vacuum pump isolation duties.
What physical clearance does the rotating flange need to mount properly?
The rotating flange requires enough pipe run clearance to swing the bolt circle into alignment before tightening the flange bolts.
How is the T-2012 valve installed, and which step is often missed?
Install the valve by threading the ends onto the pipe, then rotate the flange to match the mating pattern before bolting; the missed step is aligning the flange before final tightening.
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