Angle ceramic valve No name H/S3 1/2" x 3/4" for plumbing connections

Angle ceramic valve No name H/S3 1/2" x 3/4" is a right‑angle shut‑off valve designed for plumbing connections in domestic water supply systems. It uses a ceramic disc mechanism to provide precise flow control and reliable sealing, intended for installation where a 90° fitting is required between fixtures and piping. The valve body and connection threads are sized to match common residential pipes and taps, allowing straightforward replacement or new installations in bathrooms, kitchens and utility rooms.

Advantages

The ceramic disc mechanism ensures long service life and resistance to leaks and wear, providing a tight seal even after frequent use. Compact right‑angle design saves space and enables neat installation near fixtures. Metal construction with corrosion‑resistant surfaces offers durability in potable water applications. Thread sizes are matched to standard plumbing fittings to simplify compatibility during repairs and upgrades.

Suitable for

• Shut‑off connection to basin, sink or bidet taps
• Installation behind kitchen and bathroom fixtures where space is limited
• Replacement of worn angle valves in domestic supply lines
• Connections to appliances that require a local shut‑off point

Key specifications

• Connection type: right‑angle (90°) shut‑off valve
• Operating mechanism: ceramic disc cartridge for on/off control
• Thread sizes: inlet 1/2" and outlet 3/4" (for plumbing connections)
• Typical application: cold and hot potable water supply lines
• Material characteristics: metal body with corrosion‑resistant finish

How to use

Before installation, shut off the main water supply and drain the line. Apply suitable thread sealant or PTFE tape to the male threads of the piping, then hand‑start the valve on the connection and tighten with a wrench until snug; avoid over‑tightening to prevent thread or valve damage. Mount the valve so the outlet aligns with the fixture inlet and check the ceramic cartridge operates smoothly by turning the handle between open and closed positions. After installation, restore water supply and inspect for leaks at the threaded joints. If any leakage is detected, slightly tighten the connections or remount with fresh sealant.

Usage recommendations

For reliable long‑term performance, operate the valve periodically to prevent mineral build‑up on the ceramic surfaces, and avoid excessive force when turning the handle. Use compatible sealing materials and follow local plumbing standards for pressure and temperature limits when integrating into domestic water systems.