Legend Valve
Legend Valve 113-142 3/8" T-712 316 Stainless Steel Ball Valve
3/8 inch T-712 full-port ball valve in 316 stainless steel with locking handle
- Full-port 3/8" design maximises flow capacity
- 316 stainless steel body resists corrosion in harsh media
- Locking handle prevents accidental operation during service
- Lead-free compliant construction meets California Proposition 65 requirements
- Brand-new Legend Valve unit ready for immediate installation
Application fit
The Legend Valve 113-142 is a 3/8 inch T-712 full-port ball valve made from 316 stainless steel. It suits installers who need corrosion-resistant shut-off for compressed-air or vacuum lines in automotive and industrial settings. Buyers who require a different port size, a non-locking handle or a brass body should select another model.
Thermals noise and power
This valve has no moving electrical parts, so it generates no heat, draws no power and produces no audible noise during normal operation. Flow resistance is minimal thanks to the full-port design, and the 316 stainless construction withstands the temperatures typical of shop air systems without degradation.
Included accessories
The unit ships with a locking handle already fitted, allowing the operator to secure the valve in the open or closed position for safety compliance. No additional seals, tools or software are supplied, and the California Proposition 65 notices accompany the package as required by law.
Highlights
- Full-port 3/8" design maximises flow capacity
- 316 stainless steel body resists corrosion in harsh media
- Locking handle prevents accidental operation during service
- Lead-free compliant construction meets California Proposition 65 requirements
- Brand-new Legend Valve unit ready for immediate installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 3/8" T-712 ball valve and what step is commonly missed?
Apply PTFE tape to the male threads before threading the valve onto the 3/8" port, then tighten with a wrench on the hex flats. The step often missed is orienting the locking handle so it clears nearby fittings when the valve is open or closed.
What maintenance will the 316 stainless steel ball valve need over time?
Cycle the locking handle monthly to prevent the ball from seizing. Inspect the stem packing annually; if a leak appears at the stem nut, tighten it slightly or repack with PTFE packing. The 316 body resists corrosion, so internal cleaning is rarely required.
What is the first limit that appears when the valve runs continuously under pressure?
The stem packing is the first component to show wear during sustained cycling, especially if the handle is operated frequently. Temperature spikes above the packing rating will accelerate leakage at the stem before the 316 ball or seats degrade.
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