The Philmac Blue Handled Ball Valve is ideal for the control of water within a pipe system for use above or below ground. The Philmac ball valve offers 1600 kPa pressure rating with the added benefits of a shouldered spindle and double o-rings. This valve still retains the key values of being easy to operate, compact, and offering high flow operation.

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FAST AND EASY INSTALLATIONMULTI-DIRECTIONAL FLOW The blue handled valves have been designed to work in either direction to ensure easy installation and eliminate the need to look for identification marks.

BSP INLET THREADS The Rural, Irrigation and Plumbing sectors use British Standard Pipe (BSP) threads as a standard. Philmac also uses these thread types across the valve range to ensure compatibility with other threaded fittings and make installation easy.

EASY GRIP T-HANDLE The blue handle has been ergonomically designed to allow it to be gripped easily and avoid slippage.

FROST RESISTANT  Proven performance in frost conditions.

MULTI-POSITION INSTALLATION The blue handled valves can be installed in any orientation to assist with all types of installations.

RELIABLE OPERATION Consistent high quality injection moulded plastic bodies and components plus Nitrile O-rings and a stainless steel screw means years of reliable operation.

Corrosion Resistant: with a plastic body and components, nitrile O-rings and a 316 stainless steel handle screw, the components used all have a high degree of corrosion resistance.

All blue handled valves comply with Australian/New Zealand Standard 4020 which means the valves are suitable for use with potable (drinking) water.

HIGH PERFORMANCEMANUFACTURED FROM ADVANCED THERMOPLASTIC MATERIALS Philmac blue handled ball valves are manufactured from lightweight high performance thermoplastic materials which have excellent impact, UV and corrosion resistance. The material is non-toxic and taint free.

HIGH PRESSURE SHUTOFF Blue handled ball valves are rated to a pressure of 1600 kPa (232.06 PSI) or 16 Bar (static shutoff) at 20° Celsius to meet the requirements of high pressure systems.