3-Way Brass Ball Valves

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Explore Tameson's wide range of 3-way brass ball valves from various global manufacturers. A 3-way ball valve has three ports. They are available in two design types: L-port and T-port. This refers to the bore design in the ball, which is the media flow path. With a 3-way ball valve T-port or L-port, it is possible to mix, distribute, or divert the media flow. A 3-way T-port valve can be used for mixing media from two inlets into a single outlet or for distributing one inlet to two outlets. By changing the position of the handle (90 degree or 180 degree), you can change the circuit function. The 3-way L-port ball valve is designed for flow direction control. The L-port valve has a 90 degree bore inside of the ball, hence the name L-port. An example of an application is to have two inputs from separate tanks and one output, and you want to only use one of the inputs but always the one output. L-port ball valves can have 90 degree or 180 degree handles. Ones with a 180 degree turn allow you to disconnect both inputs from the output, allowing for no flow. Therefore, it is important to know your bore design to ensure your desired media flow, as the ports can be in different positions. The pressure inlet for 3-way ball valves is typically on the center borehole to avoid leakage unless defined otherwise in the product specifications. A 3-way ball valve with a brass housing makes them suitable for water, compressed air, oils, and non-aggressive media. Ball valves are known for their simple operation, reliability, long service life, and wide range of applications. Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc and has great mechanical properties. Brass ball valves are known for their durability and no leakage over their lifespan, even if they have not been used for a long period of time. These ball valves can be used with drinking water, gas, mineral oils, compressed air, and many other non-aggressive media. However, they are not suitable for use with salt water or distilled water du

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