Milwaukee Valve
Milwaukee Valve 967000200 2" Brass Swing Check Valve 131 gpm 200 psi
2-inch low-lead brass swing check valve with FNPT connections, 131 gpm flow and 200 psi rating
- TypeOther
- Low cracking pressure of .1 psi prevents flow restriction
- Brass body resists corrosion for long service life
- 131 gpm full-flow capacity handles high-demand systems
- Rated 200 psi at 150 °F for reliable operation
- Installs horizontally or vertically for flexible piping
2-Inch Brass Swing Check Valve
This 2-inch threaded brass swing check valve handles up to 200 psi water pressure at 150 degrees Fahrenheit and delivers 131 gpm flow. It operates horizontally or vertically with a cracking pressure of .1 psi and a temperature range from -20 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit.
Suited for water systems needing backflow prevention
It fits residential or commercial plumbing where a metal-seated inline valve is required and steam service is not needed. Installers who need a steam-rated valve or a different connection type should look at other options.
Simple threaded installation
The FNPT by FNPT ends thread directly into 2-inch pipe without special tools. The most common issue is debris preventing the brass disc from sealing fully, so flushing the line before assembly avoids leaks.
Highlights
- Low cracking pressure of .1 psi prevents flow restriction
- Brass body resists corrosion for long service life
- 131 gpm full-flow capacity handles high-demand systems
- Rated 200 psi at 150 °F for reliable operation
- Installs horizontally or vertically for flexible piping
Specifications
| Brand | MILWAUKEE VALVE |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What pipe size and thread type do I need to connect this 2" check valve?
The valve uses 2 inch FNPT x FNPT connections, so both ends require 2 inch male NPT threads.
Can this valve operate with a system that runs at -20 Degrees F?
Yes, the minimum temperature rating is -20 Degrees F, matching that condition.
How can I confirm the valve opens at the rated .1 psi cracking pressure after installation?
Apply gradual upstream pressure; the disc should begin to lift when pressure reaches approximately .1 psi.
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