Legend Valve
Legend Valve 116-106 6" T-301 Cast Iron Gate Valve coupling
A 6-inch T-301 cast iron gate valve with non-rising stem for plumbing flow control
- Cast iron construction handles 6-inch pipeline pressure
- T-301 non-rising stem saves installation space
- Model 116-106 fits standard 6-inch plumbing systems
- Legend Valve brand backs industrial-grade durability
- Proposition 65 notice confirms regulated material disclosure
Product identity
The Legend Valve 116-106 is a 6-inch T-301 cast iron gate valve designed for plumbing installations that require a non-rising stem configuration. It suits contractors and maintenance teams working on water or compatible fluid lines where a full-port shut-off is specified.
Thermals noise power
As a passive mechanical fitting, the valve generates no operational noise, draws no electrical power and produces no measurable heat during normal service. Its cast iron body simply transmits the temperature of the conveyed fluid without adding thermal load to the system.
Deciding specification
The critical parameter is the 6-inch T-301 cast iron non-rising stem design, which fixes the nominal bore, pressure class and installation envelope. Buyers who need a different nominal size, a rising stem variant or an alternative body material cannot use this valve.
Highlights
- Cast iron construction handles 6-inch pipeline pressure
- T-301 non-rising stem saves installation space
- Model 116-106 fits standard 6-inch plumbing systems
- Legend Valve brand backs industrial-grade durability
- Proposition 65 notice confirms regulated material disclosure
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 6" T-301 cast iron gate valve coupling without damaging the non-rising stem?
Support the valve body while tightening flange bolts in a cross pattern; forcing the stem or using the handwheel as a lever bends the non-rising stem and prevents proper gate seating.
What maintenance will the T-301 gate valve need over time?
Exercise the handwheel quarterly to prevent gate seizure; repack the stem gland if leakage appears, and inspect cast iron flanges for corrosion during system shutdowns.
What limit appears first when the 116-106 valve runs continuously in a high-cycle system?
The non-rising stem threads wear faster than the gate seats under frequent cycling, increasing operating torque until the handwheel slips or the stem strips.
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