Brass stop valve FERRO KOR3Z 1/2" for water installations

FERRO KOR3Z 1/2" brass stop valve is a compact shut-off fitting designed for water installations in residential and commercial systems. Manufactured from brass, the valve offers reliable flow control for fixtures, appliances and branch lines. Its straightforward design allows integration into new installations as well as repair and maintenance tasks where a durable, corrosion-resistant isolation point is required.

Advantages

The brass construction ensures corrosion resistance and mechanical durability under typical domestic water conditions. The compact 1/2" body is compatible with standard piping and fittings, enabling straightforward installation in confined spaces. The valve provides precise shut-off functionality for controlling water supply to individual fixtures or appliance connections, reducing the need to isolate larger sections of the system during maintenance.

Suitable for

• Domestic and light commercial water supply lines
• Isolation of sinks, toilets, washing machines and dishwashers
• Branch connections and service shut-off points
• Replacement or retrofitting in repair and renovation projects

Key specifications

• Material: brass body and components
• Connection size: 1/2" compatible with standard water fittings
• Function: manual shut-off (stop valve)
• Application: potable water installations and general plumbing use
• Design: compact form suitable for tight installation spaces

How to use

Install the stop valve into the water line at the required location using compatible fittings and sealing methods appropriate for the piping material in use. Ensure the water supply is isolated and the line is depressurized before fitting. Tighten connections to recommended torque values for the chosen joint type and check for leaks after restoring water pressure. Operate the valve handle to open or close flow as needed for service or isolation tasks.

Usage recommendations

For reliable long-term performance, use the valve within standard domestic water temperature and pressure ranges, avoid overtightening connections, and perform a pressure and leak check after installation. Regular visual inspections during routine maintenance will help detect wear or corrosion early. If the installation involves aggressive water chemistry or unusually high temperatures/pressures, consult applicable standards or a plumbing professional to confirm suitability.