PVC 110 Valve | Water Stopcock Glue | Ø 110mm PN 10 | PVC Paste Ball Valve

110mm glue-on ball valve for PVC. High-quality valve manufactured in Spain with a maximum pressure of 10 bar. Metric series with HDPE ball seat seals and EPDM O-rings. For use with polyethylene and PVC pipes.

Product features:

• Glue-on ball valve 110mm.

• Valve for gluing to PVC.

• High quality valve manufactured in Spain.

• Maximum pressure 10 bar.

• Metric series. HDPE ball seat seals. EPDM O-rings.

• Used in polyethylene and PVC pipes

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is the 110mm glue-in ball valve used for?

• The 110 mm glue-in ball valve is used to control the flow of liquids or gases in 110 mm (4") polyethylene and PVC piping systems. This valve allows for efficient opening or closing of the fluid passage, providing precise flow control in plumbing, irrigation, or industrial systems.

2. How is this valve installed in the piping system?

• The ball valve is installed using a gluing system. For this, special PVC cement must be applied to the valve connections and the 110 mm pipes. Then, the pipes are inserted into the valve ends and allowed to dry completely to ensure a firm and secure seal, guaranteeing no leaks.

3. What is the maximum pressure this ball valve can withstand?

• This ball valve is designed to withstand a maximum pressure of 10 bar, making it suitable for most potable water, irrigation, or industrial systems operating within this pressure range. It is important to ensure that the system pressure does not exceed this limit to prevent damage to the valve.

4. Is this valve compatible with pipes made of materials other than PVC and polyethylene?

• No, this ball valve is specifically designed for use with 110 mm (4") PVC and polyethylene pipes. It is not compatible with other pipe materials such as copper or stainless steel, so it is essential to use it in the correct system to ensure proper operation.

5. How is this ball valve maintained to ensure its durability?

• Maintaining a ball valve is relatively simple. It is recommended to inspect it regularly for leaks at the glued connections and to ensure the valve moves smoothly. If the system is in contact with water or aggressive fluids, it is important to check for sediment buildup inside that could obstruct the flow. Additionally, preventing the pressure from exceeding 10 bar will help maintain its lifespan.