Ball valve FF, lever, PN25, 2 1/2"
Code: INT_STA 1005-2 1/2Product detailed description
<p><strong>Ball valve FF</strong> <strong>by STA,</strong> <strong>with a lever</strong>, PN25, <strong>certified for drinking water:</strong> the surface in contact with drinking water is not nickel-plated.</p><p></p><p><strong>Technical parameters:<br></strong>Medium: water, compressed air, 40% glycol<br>Valve body material: forged brass CW617N<br>Surface finish: sandblasted and nickel-plated<br>Maximum nominal pressure (PN): <strong>25 bar</strong><br>Operating temperature: -10C - 120C<br>Threads: <strong>FF - internal/internal.</strong><br>Threads according to standard: ISO 228/1.<br><br><strong>Ball valve description</strong> (see picture):<br>1: body - brass<br>2: ball seat - PTFE<br>3: ball - chrome-plated<br>4: lever nut - chrome-plated<br>5: metal lever - chrome-plated<br>6: stem nut - brass - adjustable<br>7: stem seal - PTFE<br>8: stem - brass.<br><br><strong>Dimensions</strong> (see picture):<br>A: 20 mm<br>B: 20 mm<br>C: <strong>G 2 1/2"<br></strong>D: 58 mm<br>H: 113 mm<br>L: 122 mm<br>L1: 210 mm.</p><p><strong>Manufacturer</strong>: STANDARD VALVE.</p>Product rating
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Tyler
Tyler
Hi, my dad needs a ball valve for the heating system and this one came up - is it okay to also use it for drinking water, like if it's on a cold water line? He said something about nickel being bad for that.
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ATRIA.SK
ATRIA.SK
Yes, this valve is certified for drinking water use - the surfaces that come into contact with the water are not nickel-plated, so it's safe for potable water lines. The valve body is made of forged brass (CW617N) and it handles water, compressed air, and up to 40% glycol, so it covers heating systems too. Should work fine for your dad's setup.