Crane Gate Valve, 1/2", PN20, Compact Design, Positive Shut-Off

PN20 means the valve is rated for up to 20 bar of pressure. It supports high enough pressure for typical domestic and light-commercial water and oil applications, within its stated media compatibility.

Key specs include a 1/2-inch nominal size, brass construction, non-rising stem, full-bore flow path, and threaded connections. The valve is designed for PN20 service and is intended for non-corrosive media like water and oil.

It is suitable for water, oil, and other non-corrosive media. Brass construction provides durability and corrosion resistance, but always verify chemical compatibility with your specific application.

Since it uses threaded connections and a compact design with a non-rising stem, you can install it inline in tight spaces. Clean and prepare threads, apply appropriate thread sealant or PTFE tape, and tighten securely while ensuring proper alignment with the piping.

Use the wheel handle to turn the valve stem. Turn clockwise to close and counterclockwise to open. The full-bore passage minimizes flow resistance, allowing a straightforward, positive shut-off when fully closed.

If you’re exploring alternatives on Fepy, you can consider the following: 1) NIBCO Brass Gate Valve 1/2 inch PN20 — https://fepy.com/product/nibco-brass-gate-valve-1-2-inch-pn20 2) Zurn Brass Gate Valve 1/2 inch PN20 — https://fepy.com/product/zurn-brass-gate-valve-1-2-inch-pn20 3) Crane Gate Valve 1/2 inch PN20 Compact — https://fepy.com/product/crane-gate-valve-1-2-inch-pn20-compact

It's well-suited for line isolation in domestic water lines, service shafts, utility rooms, and other small-pipe installations where space is limited and reliable shut-off is required.

Periodically operate the valve to prevent seizing, inspect for any leaks around threads or connections, and keep the threads clean. If needed, use appropriate thread sealant and avoid overtightening to preserve seal integrity.

Consider the 1/2-inch size, PN20 pressure rating, brass construction, non-rising stem, full-bore flow path, and threaded connections. Also assess your media compatibility, space constraints, and whether a compact design is beneficial for your installation.

The valve uses standard threaded connections (typical for piping fittings). Check your pipe threads (likely NPT) and ensure proper alignment. Use appropriate sealant or PTFE tape on male threads and assemble with the correct orientation to permit smooth operation.