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Ball valve MBVT-1414-303-.levercontrolselector
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Characteristics
- Type
- ball
- Operation
- lever
- Function
- control, selector
- Media
- for water, for oil
- Body
- threaded, seat, miniature, stainless steel, Teflon®
- Other characteristics
- compact
- DN
0.125 in
- Pressure
Max.: 500 psi
Min.: 0 psi
Description
Beswick’s miniature 1/4-28 threaded selector ball valve is an excellent choice for applications requiring a port selection valve. The MBVT-1414 allows bi-directional flow between a common inlet port on the bottom of the valve, and one of two selectable ports on either side. There is also an “off” position. The design also offers compact size, light weight, and increased flow over the 10-32 MBVT design.
Porting: 1/4-28 internal threaded common and selectable ports.
Note:
A Teflon® seat is used to seal the ball on all configurations. All configurations also contain one o-ring seal.
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