kfa² ball valve threaded-threaded 3/4" water model 700-110-20

kfa² ball valve threaded-threaded 3/4" water model 700-110-20 is a compact quarter-turn shut-off valve designed for water installations. With 3/4" threaded connections and a full-bore design, this valve provides straightforward open/close control for potable water, heating circuits and general supply lines. The valve body and internal components are engineered to deliver reliable isolation in domestic and commercial plumbing where a threaded, compact valve is required.

Advantages

The threaded-threaded connection allows easy installation into existing pipework without additional flanging or welding. A full-bore ball ensures minimal pressure drop when open and simple, rapid shut-off with a 90° turn of the handle. The compact form factor saves space in tight installations and the robust construction reduces the need for frequent maintenance. Materials and design provide suitable performance for typical water systems.

Suitable for

• Domestic water supply lines
• Heating circuit isolation
• Small commercial plumbing systems
• Repair and replacement of threaded sections

Key specifications

• Connection type: threaded on both ends (3/4")
• Function: quarter-turn on/off ball valve (full bore)
• Intended medium: water
• Typical applications: potable water and heating systems
• Design: compact body for space-constrained installations

How to use

Install the valve into the threaded pipework using appropriate thread sealant or PTFE tape for water systems, ensuring correct orientation and secure tightening without over-torquing. Turn the handle 90° clockwise or counterclockwise to close or open the valve fully. Operate the valve only within its intended water service parameters and avoid using excessive force on the handle. Periodically cycle the valve to prevent seizing in longer-term installations.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, ensure pipe threads are clean and properly sealed before installation, and verify system pressure and temperature are within typical water system limits. During winter or in frost-prone locations, protect exposed installations against freezing. If used in potable water systems, follow local regulations and water quality guidelines.