RB COMBI-SFER 3500 T Brass 3-Way Ball Valve PN10 1 1/4″
Combine diverting and mixing duties in one reliable brass valve.
The RB COMBI-SFER 3500 T brass 3-way ball valve handles fluid diversion and mixing in industrial piping. In addition, its T-type ball permits flow between all ports, therefore enabling precise distribution or mixing. Moreover, the PN10 pressure class and 1 1/4″ connection size suit medium and large lines. Furthermore, a brass body resists corrosion.
A full-port design minimizes pressure loss and contributes to energy efficiency. The 90-degree rotary lever mechanism makes operation simple for engineers and installers. High-quality PTFE seats provide reliable sealing across a working range of -20°C to +150°C. Threaded BSP connections (1 1/4″, DN32) allow straightforward integration into new or existing pipework.
RB COMBI-SFER 3500 T brass 3-way ball valve — Technical Specifications
Heating, cooling and process systems rely on this valve for flow distribution. Sanitary plumbing and booster lines use it for mixing control. Agricultural irrigation and greenhouse installations also benefit, particularly where several circuits must be managed. As a result, it covers a wide range of industrial and building services applications.
Key Advantages
- T-type ball allows flexible flow diversion between all ports
- Brass body delivers high corrosion resistance and long service life
- Full-port design ensures minimum pressure loss and energy efficiency
Applications
- Flow distribution and mixing in heating and cooling systems
- Directional control of process fluids in industrial plants
- Mixing and control in sanitary plumbing and booster lines
In summary, the RB COMBI-SFER 3500 T brass 3-way ball valve delivers dependable flow management for your piping. ORFA Industrial supplies worldwide and provides technical support. Contact us for stock availability and engineering assistance.
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