This 3-way brass ball valve features a brass body, three female threaded connections and a manual lever handle.
The compact three-port configuration is designed for piping layouts that require multiple connection directions within a single valve body.
For purchasing and quotation, buyers should provide the required valve size, thread standard, flow configuration and operating conditions.
Key Features
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | 3-Way Brass Ball Valve |
| Body Material | Brass |
| Port Configuration | 3-Way / Three Port |
| Connection | Female Threaded Connections |
| Number of Connections | Three |
| Operation | Manual Lever Handle |
| Handle Color | Blue |
3-Way Valve Configuration
Unlike a conventional two-way ball valve with one inlet and one outlet connection, this model uses three threaded connections arranged around the valve body.
The three-port layout can simplify piping arrangements where multiple pipe connections need to meet at one valve position.
Buyer Tip: the internal flow pattern of a 3-way ball valve is an important purchasing parameter. Specify the required flow-path configuration when requesting a quotation.
Three Female Threaded Connections
All three visible valve connections are internally threaded for connection with compatible male-threaded piping components.
When sourcing a replacement or project valve, the required nominal size and pipe-thread standard should be included in the purchasing specification.
For more information about common pipe-thread systems, see our BSP vs NPT thread guide.
What Buyers Should Specify Before Ordering
A 3-way brass ball valve should be selected according to the complete piping and operating requirements rather than external appearance alone.
- Required valve size
- Required thread standard
- Required internal flow-path configuration
- Working pressure
- Working temperature
- Working medium
- Required material specification
- Quantity
- Product marking requirements
- Packaging requirements
For more guidance on comparing quotations, see Why Do Different Suppliers Quote Different Prices for the Same Brass Valve?.
Example RFQ for a 3-Way Brass Ball Valve
Product: 3-Way Brass Ball Valve
Connection: Female Threaded
Size: Buyer to specify
Thread Standard: Buyer to specify
Flow Configuration: Buyer to specify
Working Pressure: Buyer to specify
Working Temperature: Buyer to specify
Working Medium: Buyer to specify
Quantity: Buyer to specify
Purchasing Support
SUNRICH FLOW works with specialized manufacturing partners in Yuhuan, Zhejiang, China, coordinating product specifications, production, quality control, packaging and shipment for international buyers.
Providing an existing sample, dimensional drawing or clear technical requirement can help evaluate the correct three-way valve configuration for a project.
If you have an existing valve but no technical drawing, see our guide to customizing brass valves without technical drawings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a 3-way brass ball valve?
Yes. This model has a brass body with three threaded valve connections.
Are the connections female threaded?
Yes. The three visible connections use internal female threads.
What is the difference between a 2-way and 3-way ball valve?
A conventional 2-way ball valve has two pipeline connections, while a 3-way valve has three connections and uses an internal flow-path configuration suited to the required piping arrangement.
What information should I provide for a quotation?
Please provide the required size, thread standard, flow configuration, pressure, temperature, working medium and quantity.
Can I provide an existing valve sample for evaluation?
Yes. An existing sample or dimensional drawing can be used as a reference when evaluating the required product specification.
Need a 3-Way Brass Ball Valve?
Send us your required size, thread standard, flow configuration, working conditions and quantity. A drawing or existing valve sample can also be provided for project evaluation.