Charman Inc.

Brass Angle Gas Ball Valve – Flare x FIP

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  • Charman brass angle gas ball valve with red quarter-turn handle and flare x FIP connections
  • Charman angle gas ball valve specifications, dimensions, connection sizes, pressure rating, and applications for SKUs 880 through 883
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Description

Brass Angle Gas Ball Valve – Flare x FIP

Brass angle gas ball valves provide quarter-turn shutoff for compatible natural gas and LP gas piping systems. The 90-degree valve configuration combines a flare connection with a female iron pipe connection for compact appliance and gas-connector installations.

Select the required connection combination from the product options above. The selected variation determines the Charman item number, online selling price, weight, cost, and connection-specific product information.

Product Highlights

  • Forged brass body construction
  • 90-degree angle gas ball valve configuration
  • Flare x Female Iron Pipe connection
  • Quarter-turn operation
  • Two-piece valve body
  • Chrome-plated brass ball with PTFE ball seat
  • Suitable for compatible LP and natural gas applications
  • 600 WOG manufacturer-published rating
  • CSA listed gas-valve family

Technical Specifications

Material Forged Brass Body
Configuration 90° Angle Gas Ball Valve
Connection Flare x Female Iron Pipe
Operation Quarter Turn
Body Construction Two Piece
Ball Chrome-Plated Brass
Ball Seat PTFE
O-Ring BUNA
Handle Aluminum
Working Pressure 600 WOG
Gas Rating 1/2 PSIG & 5 G
Service Compatible LP & Natural Gas Applications
Temperature Range -40°F to 125°F
Approval CSA
Manufacturer Charman Manufacturing, Inc.

How an Angle Gas Ball Valve Works

The valve provides quick quarter-turn shutoff while changing the connection direction by 90 degrees. The flare connection joins a compatible gas connector or flare fitting, while the female iron pipe connection connects to compatible male-threaded piping or equipment.

Common Applications

Gas Piping & Appliances

  • Natural gas shutoff connections
  • LP gas shutoff connections
  • Gas appliance connections
  • Flexible gas connector installations

Commercial & Mechanical

  • HVAC equipment connections
  • Mechanical-room gas piping
  • Compact 90-degree installations
  • Maintenance and replacement work

Need Help Selecting a Brass Angle Gas Ball Valve?

Our industrial PVF specialists can help confirm flare size, female pipe connection size, gas-service compatibility, pressure, temperature, and product availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an angle gas ball valve used for?

It provides quarter-turn gas shutoff while changing the connection direction by 90 degrees, which can simplify compact appliance and gas-connector installations.

What connection types are used on these valves?

Each variation uses a flare connection on one side and a female iron pipe connection on the other.

What gas services are these valves intended for?

Charman publishes this gas-valve family as suitable for compatible LP and natural gas applications. Confirm the actual installation and applicable code requirements before use.

What is the published temperature range?

The manufacturer publishes a temperature range of -40°F to 125°F for this gas-valve family.

Are these quarter-turn valves?

Yes. The ball-valve design provides quick quarter-turn shutoff operation.

Important Ordering Notes

  • Select the required flare x FIP connection combination before adding the product to your cart.
  • The selected variation determines the Charman item number, price, weight, and cost.
  • Confirm flare size, thread size, gas compatibility, pressure, temperature, and applicable code requirements before installation.
  • Use approved installation materials and procedures appropriate for the gas service and connection types.
  • Installation should be completed by qualified personnel.
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