The PVC Slip Ball Valve is a cost-effective and durable solution for managing water flow within your PVC mainline. Designed with a Slip x Slip (socket) configuration, this valve is permanently installed using solvent cement, creating a high-strength bond that is ideal for residential and agricultural irrigation systems.
These irrigation fittings are commonly used as zone isolation valves, allowing you to shut off water to specific areas of your garden or orchard for maintenance without disabling the entire system. Because it is molded from high-impact PVC, it resists corrosion and chemical degradation from fertilizers, ensuring years of reliable service in underground or surface-level applications.
Key details for system planning and pipe compatibility.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | PVC Ball Valve (Slip x Slip) |
| Connection Type | Slip (Socket) / Fits over PVC Pipe |
| Body Material | PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) |
| Operating Pressure | Up to 150 PSI @ 73°F |
| Seat/Seal Material | Santoprene / EPDM |
| Manufacturer | Dura (Series 150) |
| MPN (1/2") | 1005WS |
| MPN (3/4") | 1007WS |
| MPN (1") | 1010WS |
| MPN (1 1/2") | 1015WS |
| MPN (2") | 1020WS |
Proper solvent welding is essential for a permanent, leak-proof joint.
Step 1: Prep the Pipe
Cut your PVC pipe square and remove all burrs from the inside and outside edge. Clean the pipe end and the inside of the valve socket with a clean rag.
Step 2: Apply Primer
Apply PVC primer to the outside of the pipe and the inside of the valve socket. This softens the PVC to ensure a deep chemical weld.
Step 3: Apply Glue
Apply a thin, even layer of PVC glue to the primed areas. Work quickly, as the glue sets fast.
Step 4: Connect & Hold
Insert the pipe into the valve socket with a quarter-turn to distribute the glue evenly. Hold the pipe and valve together for 30 seconds to prevent the pipe from "pushing out" of the socket.
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