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Norma Nylon Glass Ball Valve (PN16 Rated)

Name: Norma Nylon Glass Ball Valve (PN16 Rated)
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Norma Nylon Glass Ball Valve (PN16 Rated).

A ball valve is a flow control device which uses a hollow, perforated and pivoting ball to control liquid flowing through it. It is open when the ball's hole is in line with the flow inlet and closed when it is pivoted 90-degrees by the valve handle, blocking the flow.

Full Flow:
Minimum head loss to installation.

Male / Female Option:
Reduces the amount of fittings used in an installation.

UV Stabilised:
Will continue to perform, even in harsh sunlight conditions.

Colour-coded Handle:
Blue for general use, Purple for recycled water.

Removable Handle:
Anti-vandalism option that renders the valve inoperable.

Long BSP Threads:
Meets European market needs.

Corrosion Resistant:
Constructed from non corrosive materials.

Specifications

NORMA Ball Valve offers a smooth open and close action to allow or stop the flow of water.
The “full flow” design ensures there is minimum head loss and the option of a male/female version eliminates the need for additional fittings.
High quality glass reinforced nylon construction
Interchangeable handles to comply with international colour coding for water
Maximum operating temperature of 60°C.
Pressure rating 16 bar.

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Norma Nylon Glass Ball Valve

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Compatible with

MDPE Fittings
The HBV series ball valves are compatible with any male threaded MDPE fittings of the appropriate size (Click here to view)

Threaded fittings
The HBV series ball valves are compatible with any male threaded fittings of the appropriate size. (Click here to view)

Swing Joint
The HBV series ball valves are compatible with any male threaded swing joint of the appropriate size. (Click here to view)

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What is an isolation valve and what does it do?

An isolation valve allows you to turn off the water supply to specific zones or sections without affecting the entire system. Here's how it benefits your irrigation setup:

Zone Control: With an isolation valve installed at the beginning of each zone, you can independently control water flow. You can shut off water to a specific zone for maintenance, repairs, or address areas that don't need watering at a particular time.

Winterization: When winter approaches and you need to prepare your irrigation system for freezing temperatures, isolation valves become crucial. By shutting off the water supply to zones using these valves, you can easily drain the water and prevent pipes from bursting due to ice expansion.

Troubleshooting: If you suspect a leak or problem in a specific zone, an isolation valve allows you to isolate that zone and focus troubleshooting efforts without disrupting the entire system. This saves time and water while you pinpoint the issue.