1/2" Stainless Ball Valves - 3 Way
Click here for more information3 Way Stainless Steel Ball Valve, SS304
A$42.86
3 Way Stainless Ball Valves, depending on the port configuration chosen, allow for the direction and redirection of flow from one or different sources into a specific output.
Advantages: This is a specialised valve used to Divert Flow in differing configurations. It has 3 port options and can reduce the number of fittings used in a set-up by replacing the use of two or more regular two port valves or doing away with the need for tees and close nipples. It allows you to direct flow with a single fitting reducing your number of hose connections.
Difference between an L-Port and T-Port Ball Valve:
L-Port:
Allows for flow between any 2 Ports in a L shape. Note: Flow can be stopped in this format. They divert flow to flow to either the left or right in a set-up.
T-Port:
Allows for flow between any 2 Ports or all 3 Ports at once. Note: Flow cannot be stopped in this format. They act like a Tee Fitting. Often referred to as mixing valves since they can combine flow from two sources.
Diagram of T-Port and L-Port Ball Valve configurations:
![](https://staging.camlockfittings.com.au/media/wysiwyg/TvsLPort3WaySSBV.jpg)
Description | 3 Way Stainless Ball Valves, depending on the port configuration chosen, allow for the direction and redirection of flow from one or different sources into a specific output.
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Materials | Stainless Steel |
Size | 1/2" |
Thread | Female BSP |
Handles | Stainless Steel 201 |
Seal | Teflon (PTFE) |
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3 Way Stainless Ball Valves, depending on the port configuration chosen, allow for the direction and redirection of flow from one or different sources into a specific output.
Advantages: This is a specialised valve used to Divert Flow in differing configurations. It has 3 port options and can reduce the number of fittings used in a set-up by replacing the use of two or more regular two port valves or doing away with the need for tees and close nipples. It allows you to direct flow with a single fitting reducing your number of hose connections.
Difference between an L-Port and T-Port Ball Valve:
L-Port:
Allows for flow between any 2 Ports in a L shape. Note: Flow can be stopped in this format. They divert flow to flow to either the left or right in a set-up.
T-Port:
Allows for flow between any 2 Ports or all 3 Ports at once. Note: Flow cannot be stopped in this format. They act like a Tee Fitting. Often referred to as mixing valves since they can combine flow from two sources.
Diagram of T-Port and L-Port Ball Valve configurations:
![](https://staging.camlockfittings.com.au/media/wysiwyg/TvsLPort3WaySSBV.jpg)
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