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Proline Stop and Waste Valve Brass CXC 3/4 in
A brass stop-and-waste valve with sweat connections for 3/4 in pipe, rated to 125 psi and 140 °F, meeting ANSI and ASME standards
- TypePipes, Valves & Fittings
- Brass body resists corrosion for long service life
- Sweat-by-sweat connections suit copper pipe installations
- 125 psi rating handles typical residential pressure demands
- Wheel handle provides positive manual shut-off control
- Meets ANSI, ASME and CSA plumbing standards
Brass Stop and Waste Valve CXC 3/4 in
This brass stop and waste valve provides a shut-off point with a drain port for seasonal plumbing lines. It is suited for residential water systems where a compact sweat-to-sweat connection is required. The wheel handle allows manual operation without tools.
Sweat Connection Limits 125 psi 140 Degrees F
The sweat-by-sweat joints must be soldered during installation, so access with a torch is necessary. Pressure is rated to 125 psi and temperature to 140 degrees F, setting the practical envelope for hot and cold water service. Exceeding either limit risks joint failure or body deformation.
Replaces Older Gate Valves on Seasonal Lines
This valve replaces legacy gate or globe valves that lack a waste port, eliminating the need for a separate drain fitting. The upgrade is worthwhile when winterising outdoor faucets or irrigation branches where trapped water causes freeze damage. It is not for systems requiring full-port flow or automated actuation.
Highlights
- Brass body resists corrosion for long service life
- Sweat-by-sweat connections suit copper pipe installations
- 125 psi rating handles typical residential pressure demands
- Wheel handle provides positive manual shut-off control
- Meets ANSI, ASME and CSA plumbing standards
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Pipes, Valves & Fittings |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 3/4 in sweat connection or a different size for my copper pipe?
This valve is built for 3/4 in copper tubing with sweat ends on both sides; match it to the same pipe diameter in your system.
What does the 125 psi rating mean when the valve is installed in my plumbing?
It sets the maximum safe working pressure; your supply pressure and any pump head must stay below 125 psi to avoid leaks or damage.
How do the ANSI B 16.18 and ASME A 112.4.14 standards affect the sweat joint I will make?
They govern the copper fitting dimensions and valve performance requirements, so a properly soldered 3/4 in joint meets code-compliant tolerances.
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