Milwaukee Valve
Milwaukee Valve 10SSOD-02-LL 1 in FNPT Stainless Steel Ball Valve
One-piece stainless-steel ball valve handles combustible gases and water at up to 2,000 psi with a locking handle
- TypeOther
- Fire-safe design handles steam up to 150 psi
- One-piece stainless body eliminates leak paths
- Locking handle prevents accidental operation
- Rated for 2,000 psi working pressure
- Vacuum service rated to 29.92 in Hg
Product Identity
The Milwaukee Valve 10SSOD-02-LL is a manual two-way ball valve built from stainless steel with a carbon steel ball. It suits installers who need a straight-pattern valve with a one-inch FNPT connection for combustible gases or water service.
Sustained Pressure Handling
The valve withstands 2,000 psi operating pressure and 150 psi steam pressure in continuous duty. A vacuum rating of 29.92 in Hg ensures reliable sealing under negative pressure, while the one-piece body construction eliminates joint leakage paths during extended operation.
Interface Limits
The one-inch FNPT thread defines the piping compatibility and requires matching female threads on both ports. Standard port geometry restricts flow area relative to full-port designs, and the 3-A standard is not rated for sanitary applications. Locking handle prevents unintended actuation but adds no flow control precision.
Highlights
- Fire-safe design handles steam up to 150 psi
- One-piece stainless body eliminates leak paths
- Locking handle prevents accidental operation
- Rated for 2,000 psi working pressure
- Vacuum service rated to 29.92 in Hg
Specifications
| Brand | MILWAUKEE VALVE |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
Does the 2,000 psi operating pressure generate noticeable heat or noise during continuous use?
The valve is a passive mechanical component with no moving parts under power, so it produces no noise or heat during operation.
What pipe fittings or tools must I already have to install the 1 in FNPT connection?
You need matching 1 in FNPT threaded pipe or fittings and suitable thread sealant or tape for stainless steel connections.
Will the carbon steel ball and stainless steel body work reliably with older brass or copper piping in my system?
Direct contact between dissimilar metals can cause galvanic corrosion; use dielectric unions or isolation fittings when joining to brass or copper.
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