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Vintage CC43201 1/2" Sweat 3/8" OD Angle Stop Lever Handle
1/2 inch sweat inlet connects to 3/8 inch OD outlet with lever handle for quick shut-off
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- Vintage angle stop controls water flow reliably
- 1/2 inch sweat connection fits copper piping
- 38 inch OD suits standard supply lines
- Lever handle allows quick quarter-turn operation
- New condition ensures factory-fresh performance
Product Identity
The Vintage CC43201 is a 1/2 inch sweat angle stop with a 3/8 inch OD outlet and a lever handle. It is designed for plumbing installations requiring a shut-off valve at fixture supply lines.
Proposition 65 Notice
This product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for exposure to chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. The notice applies to the item as supplied by the manufacturer.
Installation Check
Verify that the existing supply pipe accepts a 1/2 inch sweat connection and that the fixture supply requires a 3/8 inch OD outlet. Confirm local code requirements for angle stop valves before ordering.
Highlights
- Vintage angle stop controls water flow reliably
- 1/2 inch sweat connection fits copper piping
- 38 inch OD suits standard supply lines
- Lever handle allows quick quarter-turn operation
- New condition ensures factory-fresh performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often should the internal washer or cartridge be replaced on this 1/2" sweat angle stop?
The lever-handle angle stop uses a standard compression stem; the rubber washer typically lasts several years and is replaced by shutting off the main supply, unscrewing the bonnet nut, and fitting a new washer of the same size.
What is the first limitation that appears when this 3/8" OD angle stop runs continuously in a high-demand fixture?
The 3/8" outlet diameter restricts flow volume before pressure loss becomes noticeable, so sustained high draw from multiple outlets will hit the port size limit first.
Does the brass body of this CC43201 angle stop get hot or transmit vibration when water runs all day?
Brass conducts heat from hot-water lines so the body will warm to line temperature, but it does not generate its own heat or audible vibration under normal residential pressure.
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