Milwaukee Valve
Milwaukee Valve 570 3/8" Globe Valve Class 200 FNPT Bronze 400 psi 550°F
A 3/8-inch bronze globe valve with FNPT connections rated for 400 psi fluid and 200 psi steam at 550°F
- Size3/8"
- TypeOther
- Bronze body resists corrosion in fluid and steam systems
- Class 200 rating handles up to 200 psi steam pressure
- 400 psi fluid pressure rating suits high-pressure applications
- Operates at temperatures up to 550 °F
- Rising stem with hand wheel enables clear visual position indication
Valve Class and Pressure Ratings
The Milwaukee Valve 570 is a Class 200 bronze globe valve rated for 400 psi fluid pressure and 200 psi steam pressure. It handles fluid temperatures up to 550 degrees Fahrenheit. The 3/8 inch FNPT threaded connections suit residential and light commercial plumbing systems.
Bronze Body and Rising Stem
The bronze construction resists corrosion in water and steam service. A rising stem design shows valve position at a glance, while the hand wheel provides positive manual control. The tee-pattern body measures 2 1/16 inches from inlet to outlet center, and the handle center sits 4 1/4 inches above the inlet.
Threaded Ends Ready for Installation
FNPT x FNPT ends allow direct assembly onto standard pipe threads without extra adapters. No gaskets, actuators or special tools are included in the package. Installers should verify thread sealant compatibility with the intended media before assembly.
Highlights
- Bronze body resists corrosion in fluid and steam systems
- Class 200 rating handles up to 200 psi steam pressure
- 400 psi fluid pressure rating suits high-pressure applications
- Operates at temperatures up to 550 °F
- Rising stem with hand wheel enables clear visual position indication
Specifications
| Brand | MILWAUKEE VALVE |
|---|---|
| Size | 3/8" |
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What pressure does the Class 200 rating limit for steam service?
The Class 200 rating caps steam pressure at 200 psi WSP for this bronze globe valve.
What pipe thread size and connection type are required to install this valve?
It uses 3/8 inch FNPT x FNPT threads on both ends for direct piping.
How is the hand-wheel operated rising-stem valve assembled, and which step is often missed?
Thread the valve onto the pipe, then tighten the packing nut after positioning the hand wheel to prevent stem leakage.
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