Milwaukee Valve
Milwaukee Valve UP668 1" Gate Valve Brass Sweat 200 psi Cv 54
A 1-inch brass gate valve with sweat connections rated for 200 psi water service and a Cv of 54
- TypeOther
- 1" sweat connection fits copper pipe directly
- 200 psi rating handles high-pressure water lines
- Cv 54 delivers strong flow capacity
- Low-lead brass body meets potable-water standards
- Non-rising stem with wheel handle for reliable shut-off
1-inch brass gate valve for water lines
This Milwaukee Valve UP668 is a 1-inch brass gate valve rated for 200 psi water service. It uses a solid forged brass wedge and a non-rising brass stem with a wheel handle. The sweat connection suits copper piping in residential or light-commercial plumbing.
Check pipe size and sweat compatibility
Verify that the existing copper line is 1 inch nominal and that you can make a sweat joint at the installation point. The valve requires a 200 psi pressure rating or lower and is not intended for steam. Confirm local codes allow brass seat and seal materials for the intended water supply.
Fits copper systems with wheel-operated shut-off
The screw-in bonnet and sweat ends integrate directly into copper pipe runs without threaded adapters. A Cv of 54 provides full flow when open, while the non-rising stem keeps the handle position constant. The low-lead brass body meets drinking-water requirements and frees up space that a rising-stem valve would need above the pipe.
Highlights
- 1" sweat connection fits copper pipe directly
- 200 psi rating handles high-pressure water lines
- Cv 54 delivers strong flow capacity
- Low-lead brass body meets potable-water standards
- Non-rising stem with wheel handle for reliable shut-off
Specifications
| Brand | MILWAUKEE VALVE |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
Does the Milwaukee Valve UP668 gate valve include any solder rings or flux, or must they be purchased separately?
The valve body has sweat connections ready for copper pipe; solder, flux and any required fittings are not included and must be sourced separately.
With a Cv of 54 at 200 psi, how do I decide if this 1-inch brass gate valve is the right capacity for my water line?
A Cv of 54 means the valve passes 54 US gallons per minute of water with a 1 psi pressure drop; compare that figure to your system's design flow and allowable pressure loss to confirm suitability.
What does the 200 psi rating mean once the UP668 is installed in a residential plumbing system?
The 200 psi rating is the maximum operating pressure for water service; ensure your supply pressure and any pressure spikes remain below this limit to avoid damage.
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