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Bronze Ball Valve for Agricultural and Industrial Water Systems

Original price was: $272.29.Current price is: $161.71.

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When you’re dealing with high-flow water lines for irrigation, livestock tanks, or industrial applications, you need a valve that can handle the pressure and keep flowing year after year. This 3-inch bronze ball valve gives you reliable shut-off control for those big water lines where a regular valve just won’t cut it. Whether you’re controlling flow to a pivot system or managing water to cattle tanks, this valve opens and closes smoothly every time.

What You’re Getting

  • Full 3-inch NPT female connections on both ends for maximum flow capacity
  • Bronze construction that resists corrosion from water, chemicals, and weather exposure
  • 600 PSI pressure rating handles even the most demanding agricultural systems
  • Quarter-turn operation makes it easy to open or shut off flow quickly
  • Full-port design maintains maximum flow with minimal pressure drop

Built for Real Farm Work

This valve is sized for serious water movement applications where smaller valves create bottlenecks. You’ll find it perfect for main feed lines to irrigation systems, tank fill lines for livestock operations, or anywhere you need to control high-volume water flow. The bronze material handles everything from clean well water to chemically treated irrigation water without breaking down.

Made to Last

Bronze doesn’t rust like iron or crack like plastic under pressure. This valve is built to handle the temperature swings, pressure surges, and constant use that come with farm and industrial water systems. The full-port ball design means less wear on internal components and smoother operation over the long haul.

Installation Notes

The 3-inch female NPT connections thread directly onto standard pipe fittings. Make sure to use quality pipe thread compound or tape for a leak-free seal at these higher pressures. If you’re installing this in a buried application, consider adding a valve box for easy access during maintenance.