Throttling and shutting off flow on a copper line, this 1/2" angle globe valve controls the rate of flow as well as fully stopping it, using a disc that seats against an internal port as the handwheel is turned. Unlike a gate or ball valve meant only for full-open or full-closed isolation, a globe valve is built to throttle -- holding a steady partial flow -- which suits balancing and flow-control points in a system. Its angle, long-pattern body turns the flow 90 degrees and solders directly into 1/2" copper pipe with copper sweat (CxC) ends for a permanent, leak-free joint. Brass construction gives long service on water and heating lines. It is the correct valve where adjustable flow control, not just on/off, is needed.
Key Features:
- Throttles & Shuts Off -- Controls the rate of flow and fully stops it with a seated disc.
- Flow Control -- Built to hold a steady partial flow for balancing, unlike gate or ball valves.
- Angle, Long Pattern -- Turns the flow 90 degrees in a long-pattern body.
- Copper Sweat (CxC) -- Solders directly into 1/2" copper pipe for a permanent joint.
- Brass Construction -- Long service on water and heating lines.
Where to Use:
- Flow control -- Throttling and balancing flow on a copper line.
- Heating & water systems -- Adjustable control where on/off is not enough.
- Plumbing install -- Adding a throttling valve to copper piping.