TMG
TMG 94ALF20601TMG Lead Free Brass SWT x SWT Ball Valve
Lead-free forged brass ball valve with quarter-turn lever handle for gas, fuel, fire protection, plumbing and HVAC potable water applications
- Lead-free forged brass suits potable water systems
- Quarter-turn lever handle gives quick flow control
- Forged brass construction handles gas, fuel and fire protection
- Full-port design supports general plumbing and HVAC use
- Manufacturer-direct shipping on orders over 75
TMG Lead Free Brass Ball Valve
The TMG 94ALFTMG Series is a lead free forged brass ball valve built for reliable operation in gas, fuel, fire protection and general plumbing applications. It suits potable water systems as well as HVAC installations where safe, economical flow control is required.
Quarter turn lever handle control
The valve uses a quarter turn lever handle to open and close flow quickly and positively. Its forged brass body resists corrosion and handles normal system pressures without leaking or binding during everyday service.
SWT x SWT sweat connections
The valve installs with sweat connections on both ends, fitting directly into copper piping runs without extra adapters. This integration frees up space in tight mechanical rooms and reduces potential leak points in the finished assembly.
Highlights
- Lead-free forged brass suits potable water systems
- Quarter-turn lever handle gives quick flow control
- Forged brass construction handles gas, fuel and fire protection
- Full-port design supports general plumbing and HVAC use
- Manufacturer-direct shipping on orders over 75
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 94ALFTMG Series ball valve with its SWT x SWT connections and what step is commonly missed?
Clean both copper pipe ends and valve sockets, apply flux, then solder each joint evenly; the step often missed is allowing the valve body to cool between sides so the PTFE seats do not overheat.
What maintenance or replacement will the 94ALFTMG Series ball valve need over time?
The PTFE seats and stem packing may wear after many cycles; if leakage appears at the stem, tighten the packing nut or replace the packing set, and replace the valve if seat wear causes internal bypass.
What is the first limit that appears when the 94ALFTMG Series ball valve is used continuously in a hot-water system?
Sustained high-temperature water can degrade the PTFE seats faster than the brass body, so seat softening and increased operating torque become the limiting factor before the forged brass itself is affected.
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