Legend Valve
Legend Valve 113-125 1" T-710 316 Stainless Steel Ball Valve
A 1-inch T-710 conventional-port ball valve in 316 stainless steel with a locking handle
- 1" conventional port suits standard pipework
- 316 stainless steel body resists corrosion
- Locking handle prevents accidental operation
- T-710 design handles demanding fluid control
- New condition ensures factory-fresh reliability
1" T-710 Stainless Steel Ball Valve
The Legend Valve 113-125 is a 1" T-710 conventional port ball valve constructed from 316 stainless steel. It features a locking handle for secure position control. This component suits industrial fluid-handling systems requiring corrosion-resistant shut-off capability.
Upgrading from standard port or non-locking valves
Replacing a standard port valve with this conventional port model improves flow characteristics in compatible piping. The locking handle adds safety where accidental actuation must be prevented. The jump is worth it when system specifications call for 316 stainless steel construction and a positive lock-out feature.
316 stainless construction and lock-out headroom
The 316 stainless steel body and ball resist chemical attack in aggressive media where lesser alloys fail. The locking handle maintains the selected position under vibration or thermal cycling. It runs out when line size exceeds 1" or when a full-port design is required for pigging or maximum flow capacity.
Highlights
- 1" conventional port suits standard pipework
- 316 stainless steel body resists corrosion
- Locking handle prevents accidental operation
- T-710 design handles demanding fluid control
- New condition ensures factory-fresh reliability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size pipe thread does the 1" T-710 valve accept for mounting?
The valve uses a 1 inch conventional port connection for installation onto matching pipe threads.
How is the locking handle secured during installation, and what step is often missed?
The locking handle must be fully engaged in the open or closed notch; users often leave it between positions which prevents proper locking.
When should the 316 stainless steel ball or seals be inspected for replacement?
Inspect the ball and seals annually or after exposure to aggressive chemicals; replace if corrosion, pitting or leakage appears.
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