Legris
Legris 0660 07 14 sleeve valve nickel-plated brass 230 psi 1/4 NPT
Nickel-plated brass sleeve valve with 1/4 NPT female ports rated to 230 psi
- Nickel-plated brass body resists corrosion in compressed-air systems
- 230 psi maximum pressure handles demanding pneumatic circuits
- One-way flow direction prevents back-flow in airline installations
- 1/4 NPT female ports connect directly to standard fittings
- Compact 2 1/4 in overall length fits tight panel spaces
Legris 0660 07 14 sleeve valve for compressed air
This Legris sleeve valve controls flow in compressed air and vacuum lines. The nickel-plated brass body resists corrosion in industrial and automotive workshops. It is built for new installations or maintenance where a compact one-way valve is required.
Sustained operation at 230 psi maximum pressure
The valve handles continuous pressure up to 230 psi without deformation. Its 0.27 in inside diameter maintains consistent flow during extended duty cycles. Operating temperature ranges from 15 to 175 degrees F, so performance stays stable in hot or cold environments.
Nickel-plated brass body with 1/4 NPT female ports
Both inlet and outlet use 1/4 in NPT female threads for direct connection to standard fittings. The 11/16 in hex allows firm tightening with a common wrench. Overall length of 2 1/4 in fits tight piping runs where space is limited.
Highlights
- Nickel-plated brass body resists corrosion in compressed-air systems
- 230 psi maximum pressure handles demanding pneumatic circuits
- One-way flow direction prevents back-flow in airline installations
- 1/4 NPT female ports connect directly to standard fittings
- Compact 2 1/4 in overall length fits tight panel spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat can the nickel-plated brass sleeve valve withstand during continuous operation?
The valve operates between 15 Degrees F and 175 Degrees F, so it handles normal compressor heat within that range.
What thread size and type must the existing ports have to accept this valve?
Both inlet and outlet ports use 1/4 in NPT female threads, so your piping needs matching male NPT fittings.
Will the 0.27 in inside diameter restrict flow on a legacy system with larger bore tubing?
The 0.27 in bore may limit flow compared to larger legacy tubing, so check your system's required flow rate before installing.
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