Nibco, Inc.
Nibco, Inc. S5857066 2 in Manual Two-Way Ball Valve Bronze
Manual two-way ball valve with bronze body, stainless-steel ball, full-port design and 600 psi pressure rating for water service
- TypeOther
- Full-port design maximises flow efficiency
- Bronze body resists corrosion in water systems
- Stainless-steel ball ensures long-term sealing
- Lever handle allows quick manual operation
- Rated for 600 psi working pressure
Product Identity
The Nibco S5857066 is a manual two-way ball valve constructed from bronze with a stainless steel ball. It features a full-port design and lever handle for on/off flow control in piping systems. Rated for 600 psi operating pressure and 600 psi steam pressure, it suits water media applications requiring a straight-pattern, two-piece body valve.
Ideal Use Cases
This valve suits installers needing a 2-inch bronze ball valve with sweat connections for water lines up to 600 psi. It is not for buyers who require 3-A sanitary compliance, combustible gas ratings, or vacuum service certification. Builders needing threaded, flanged, or press-fit end connections should look at alternative valve configurations.
Installation Checks
Verify that the piping system uses 2-inch copper tubing compatible with sweat solder connections before ordering. Confirm the system design pressure does not exceed the 600 psi rating for water or steam service. Ensure the two-piece body construction and straight flow pattern match the layout and maintenance access requirements of the installation.
Highlights
- Full-port design maximises flow efficiency
- Bronze body resists corrosion in water systems
- Stainless-steel ball ensures long-term sealing
- Lever handle allows quick manual operation
- Rated for 600 psi working pressure
Specifications
| Brand | NIBCO |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What piping do I need to connect to the 2 in. connection size on this valve?
You need 2 in. nominal copper tubing that matches the compression ends on each side of the valve.
Will the bronze body and stainless steel ball hold up if I keep my existing steel pipe threads on the rest of the line?
The bronze body and stainless steel ball resist corrosion from water, but you should use dielectric unions where dissimilar metals meet to prevent galvanic corrosion.
How can I confirm the full-port ball is giving unrestricted flow after installation?
Open the lever handle fully and verify that pressure drop across the valve is minimal compared with the same length of open pipe.
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