Advance Tabco FC-1-1818-X Wall Mounted Sink 18 in x 18 in, 304
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Milwaukee Valve
A 1/2 inch bronze spring check valve rated for 10 gpm flow and 300 psi at 150 degrees Fahrenheit
The Milwaukee Valve UP509 is a 1/2 inch bronze spring check valve built for potable-water lines. Its low-lead bronze body and brass seat meet lead-free requirements for drinking-water installations.
Female NPT threads on both ends let the valve thread directly onto 1/2 inch copper adapters or steel nipples without extra fittings. The inline swing design keeps the flow path straight, so the valve adds minimal restriction to the supply run.
The valve opens between .750 and 1.000 psi cracking pressure and seals reliably up to 200 °F. It is not rated for steam service, so sustained steam pressure should be avoided.
| Brand | MILWAUKEE VALVE |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
The valve is rated for a maximum water pressure of 300 psi at 150 degrees F.
The bronze body is rated for a maximum temperature of 200 degrees F and a minimum of -20 degrees F.
The valve uses 1/2 inch FNPT x FNPT connections for inline installation.
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