Milwaukee Valve
Milwaukee Valve 590T 1/8 Globe Valve Bronze FNPT 300 psi
Bronze globe valve with FNPT connections handles 300 psi fluid and 150 psi steam at 406 °F
- Size1/8"
- TypeOther
- Reliable fluid control with 300 psi pressure rating
- Handles steam systems up to 150 psi WSP
- Operates at temperatures up to 406 degrees F
- Durable bronze body and stem resist corrosion
- Compact 2 1/16 inch length fits tight spaces
Product Identity
The Milwaukee Valve 590T is a 1/8 inch bronze globe valve with FNPT connections rated for 300 psi fluid and 150 psi steam service. It suits installers who need a compact rising-stem valve for hot fluid or steam lines up to 406 degrees Fahrenheit.
Application Fit
This valve fits piping systems that require a tee-pattern bronze body with hand-wheel operation and a 2 1/16 inch face-to-face dimension. It is not for buyers who need larger port sizes, flanged ends, or higher pressure ratings beyond the stated class 150 limits.
Installation Notes
The FNPT threads allow direct assembly into matching female pipe fittings using standard thread sealant. The rising stem and hand wheel provide clear visual indication of valve position during operation. Ensure the piping layout accommodates the 3 15/16 inch center-to-top height for handle clearance.
Highlights
- Reliable fluid control with 300 psi pressure rating
- Handles steam systems up to 150 psi WSP
- Operates at temperatures up to 406 degrees F
- Durable bronze body and stem resist corrosion
- Compact 2 1/16 inch length fits tight spaces
Specifications
| Brand | MILWAUKEE VALVE |
|---|---|
| Size | 1/8" |
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
Will this 1/8-inch FNPT globe valve thread directly onto my existing 1/8-inch NPT piping without adapters?
Yes, the valve has FNPT x FNPT connections matching 1/8-inch pipe threads, so it joins standard NPT piping of the same size directly.
Can I keep my current bronze piping and fittings when installing this Class 150 bronze valve?
Yes, the bronze body and stem are compatible with bronze piping systems, and the Class 150 rating suits the same pressure class used in many existing bronze installations.
How can I verify the valve is operating correctly after installation?
Turn the hand wheel to confirm the rising stem moves smoothly, then pressurise the line up to 300 psi fluid or 150 psi steam and check for leaks at the FNPT joints and packing.
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