Legend Valve
Legend Valve 113-164 3/4" T-717 316 Stainless Steel Ball Valve
A 3/4" three-piece full-port ball valve in 316 stainless steel with a locking handle
- 316 stainless steel resists corrosion
- Three-piece full-port design allows unrestricted flow
- Locking handle prevents accidental operation
- 3/4 inch T-717 model suits standard piping
- New condition ensures reliable performance
Valve construction and purpose
The Legend Valve 113-164 is a three-piece full-port ball valve built from 316 stainless steel with a 3/4 inch connection. It suits installers and maintenance teams who need reliable shut-off in compatible fluid or air lines.
Pressure containment and flow
The full-port design maintains unrestricted flow when the valve is open, while the stainless body resists corrosion in demanding environments. A locking handle secures the chosen position against accidental movement during operation.
Safety notice and supply terms
California Proposition 65 warnings indicate the product contains chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm, so appropriate handling precautions apply. Orders of 75 dollars or more qualify for free shipping direct from the manufacturer.
Highlights
- 316 stainless steel resists corrosion
- Three-piece full-port design allows unrestricted flow
- Locking handle prevents accidental operation
- 3/4 inch T-717 model suits standard piping
- New condition ensures reliable performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 3/4" T-717 three-piece ball valve and what step is often missed?
Install by threading the end connections into the pipeline, then tighten the body bolts evenly in a cross pattern to seal the three-piece joints; the step often missed is re-torquing the bolts after the first pressure cycle.
What maintenance or replacement will the 316 stainless steel ball valve need later?
The PTFE seats and stem packing will wear over time; the three-piece design lets you remove the centre section to replace seats and seals without cutting the pipe.
What limit appears first on the T-717 under sustained high-cycle use?
Repeated actuation wears the stem packing and seat material, increasing operating torque and eventually causing external leakage or seat bypass before the 316 stainless body shows fatigue.
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