Ball valve with union and butterfly handle FERRO R023407019 3/4"

FERRO ball valve R023407019 is a 3/4" union ball valve with a butterfly handle designed for manual shut-off of water and other compatible fluids. The compact ball mechanism ensures reliable flow control and a tight seal with a quarter-turn operation. Constructed for routine plumbing installations and maintenance, the valve offers straightforward installation where a compact, durable isolation solution is needed.

Advantages

This 3/4" union ball valve features a butterfly handle that enables quick manual operation and accurate on/off positioning with a 90° turn. The union connection simplifies installation and removal without disturbing adjacent piping. The ball design provides leak-resistant shut-off and stable flow control, while the compact body fits in confined spaces. Materials and construction are chosen to provide corrosion resistance suitable for typical water systems and compatible fluids.

Suitable for

• Residential and commercial plumbing shut-off points
• Repair and maintenance of water supply lines
• Temporary or permanent equipment isolation
• Connections where compact valve bodies are required

Key specifications

• Valve type: ball valve with union connection
• Size: 3/4" (nominal)
• Operating mechanism: quarter-turn butterfly handle
• Application: manual shut-off for water and compatible fluids
• Design: compact body for installations with limited space

How to use

Install the valve into the pipeline using the union connection to align and secure pipe ends, ensuring thread sealing is applied where required. To open the valve, rotate the butterfly handle 90° until it is parallel with the flow direction. To close, rotate the handle back 90° so it is perpendicular to the flow. Operate the valve with steady, even force; avoid sudden excessive torque. Check for leaks after installation and periodically during use, and isolate system pressure before performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use the valve for potable and non-aggressive fluids compatible with the valve materials. Avoid use with fluids at temperatures or pressures beyond the system design limits. For long-term reliability, cycle the valve occasionally and inspect seals and connections during routine maintenance.