Keeney 1/2 in. FIP x 1/2 in. Compression Brass Straight Valve is built to deliver dependable water control for residential and light commercial plumbing projects. Featuring a durable brass body with a chrome-plated finish, this valve combines longevity with a clean, modern look that stands up to daily use.
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Connections: Inlet is 1/2" FIP (female iron pipe) and outlet is 1/2" compression, providing versatile compatibility with common supply lines and flex connections.
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Operation: Quarter-turn design for quick shutoff and precise flow control, reducing leak risk and saving time during installation and maintenance.
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Material & Finish: Solid brass construction with a durable chrome plating resists corrosion and looks polished in nearly any fixture or cabinet area.
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Handle: Ergonomic oval handle for comfortable, confident operation, even in tight spaces.
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Size & Fit: Length of 2-1/4" to fit standard valve spaces behind sinks, toilets, and appliances; lead-free construction supports safe potable water.
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Temperature Tolerance: Rated for typical domestic use up to 250°F, making it suitable for hot water supply lines as part of a properly configured system.
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Packaging: Boxed for convenient purchasing and storage, ready for immediate installation or stocking your toolbox.
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Ideal For: Replacing aging shutoffs, installing new fixture supply lines, or creating a reliable connection between a fixed pipe and a compression supply line in residential plumbing projects.
Why choose this valve? Its combination of brass durability, corrosion-resistant chrome finish, and a user-friendly quarter-turn mechanism provides a reliable, long-lasting shutoff that installers and DIYers can trust. The 1/2" FIP to 1/2" compression configuration makes it a versatile choice for a variety of supply scenarios, from under-sink updates to behind-wall connections for fixtures and appliances. With lead-free construction, you can count on safer water delivery without sacrificing performance.
Practical tips for installation: apply an appropriate sealant or Teflon tape to the FIP threads to ensure a tight seal, and snug the compression nut to secure the outlet connection without over-tightening. After installation, perform a slow water test to check for leaks and verify the valve operates smoothly with a full range of motion.