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Compact Ball Valve 1 /4 Inch FPT x MPT for Agricultural Sprayers

Original price was: $8.98.Current price is: $6.16.

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When you’re setting up sprayer lines or need to isolate sections for maintenance, you need valves that seal tight and won’t fail when the pressure’s on. This compact ball valve gives you reliable on/off control in a small package that fits where space is tight. The quarter-turn operation makes it easy to operate even with gloves on, and the solid construction means it’ll keep working season after season.

What You’re Getting

  • Compact design that fits in tight spaces where full-size valves won’t work
  • Chromed brass ball and body construction that resists corrosion from chemicals
  • 300 PSI rating handles typical sprayer system pressures without breaking a sweat
  • Teflon seat and Viton seals provide chemical resistance and long-lasting performance
  • Quick quarter-turn operation for fast shut-off when you need it

Built for Real Farm Work

This valve is right at home in sprayer systems, tank rinse lines, and anywhere you need reliable flow control. The 1/4 inch NPT connections work with standard fittings, and the compact size means you can install it in manifolds, tight corners, or anywhere a full-size valve would be too bulky. Whether you’re building a custom boom setup or maintaining an existing system, this valve handles the job.

Made to Last

The chromed brass construction stands up to agricultural chemicals better than standard steel, while the Viton seals resist swelling and deterioration from exposure to herbicides and fertilizers. The Teflon seat provides smooth operation and positive sealing that won’t stick or leak after thousands of cycles.

Good to Know

The female x male thread configuration lets you thread this valve directly into existing lines without extra fittings. Use thread sealant on the connections to prevent leaks, and remember that ball valves should be either fully open or fully closed—don’t use them to regulate flow as it can damage the seat.