Midland Industries

Midland 1-1/4" Brass Full Port Straight Thread SAE Ball Valve

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940226SAE
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  • 1-1/4" Full Port Straight Thread SAE Ball Valve
  • Midland Industries
$27.42

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Description

Midland 1-1/4" Brass Full Port Straight Thread SAE Ball Valve

Midland 1-1/4" Brass Full Port Straight Thread SAE Ball Valve provides dependable on/off flow control for compatible hydraulic, fluid power, and industrial piping systems.

Featuring straight-thread SAE connections and a full-port internal flow path, this valve is designed to support efficient fluid movement while providing quick quarter-turn shutoff. The compact inline configuration makes it well suited for equipment, hose, tubing, and fluid power applications requiring secure straight-thread connections.

Product Highlights

  • Midland full-port ball valve
  • 1-1/4" nominal connection size
  • Straight-thread SAE connections
  • Brass valve construction
  • Full-port internal flow path
  • Quarter-turn operation
  • Positive on/off shutoff
  • Compact inline configuration
  • Designed for compatible hydraulic and fluid power systems
  • Product SKU: 940226

Technical Specifications

Product Type Full Port Ball Valve
Brand Midland
SKU 940226
Nominal Size 1-1/4"
Body Material Brass
Connection Type Straight-Thread SAE
Port Style Full Port
Valve Configuration Inline
Operation Quarter Turn
Primary Function On/Off Flow Control and Isolation
Typical Applications Hydraulic, Fluid Power, and Compatible Industrial Fluid Systems

Valve Configuration

SAE Inlet

The straight-thread SAE inlet is designed to connect with properly matched fittings and sealing components.

Full-Port Ball

The internal ball provides a large flow passage to help minimize restriction when the valve is fully open.

SAE Outlet

The matching straight-thread SAE outlet supports secure inline installation in compatible fluid systems.

Construction Details

The valve uses a rotating internal ball to provide straightforward quarter-turn opening and closing for positive flow isolation.

Its full-port design helps maintain efficient system flow by reducing internal restriction through the valve body when fully open.

Straight-thread SAE connections are intended for use with the correct mating fittings and sealing method required by the system design.

Why Choose a Full-Port Ball Valve?

Reduced Flow Restriction

  • Large internal flow passage
  • Helps minimize pressure loss
  • Supports efficient fluid movement
  • Useful in hydraulic and fluid power systems
  • Provides unobstructed flow when fully open

Fast Shutoff

  • Quarter-turn operation
  • Quick open and close control
  • Positive isolation
  • Simple manual operation
  • Compact inline design

Straight-Thread SAE Connections

Secure Mechanical Connection

Straight-thread SAE connections provide a controlled threaded interface commonly used in hydraulic and fluid power systems.

Proper Sealing Required

Unlike tapered pipe threads, straight-thread SAE connections depend on the appropriate sealing method and matching components rather than thread interference alone.

Brass Construction

Corrosion Resistance

Brass construction provides useful corrosion resistance in many compatible fluid handling applications.

Durable Valve Body

The brass body provides a strong, compact housing for the internal ball and sealing components.

Typical Applications

Hydraulic & Fluid Power Systems

  • Hydraulic circuits
  • Fluid power equipment
  • Mobile equipment
  • Hose assemblies
  • Equipment isolation points

Industrial Fluid Systems

  • Industrial machinery
  • Compatible oil systems
  • General fluid transfer
  • Maintenance isolation
  • Process support systems

SAE Straight Thread vs. NPT

SAE Straight Thread

SAE straight threads provide a mechanical threaded connection and typically rely on a separate sealing feature matched to the fitting design.

NPT

NPT connections use tapered threads that tighten through thread interference and normally require an appropriate thread sealant.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size is this valve?

The supplied product information identifies a 1-1/4" nominal connection size.

What is the Midland part number?

The supplied product information identifies SKU 940226.

What type of connections does it use?

The valve uses straight-thread SAE connections.

What material is the valve?

The supplied product title identifies brass construction.

Is this a full-port valve?

Yes. The supplied product information identifies a full-port design intended to minimize internal flow restriction.

How is the valve operated?

The valve uses quarter-turn ball valve operation for quick opening and closing.

What is this valve used for?

The supplied product information identifies compatible fluid power and hydraulic piping systems as intended applications.

Do SAE straight threads seal the same way as NPT?

No. SAE straight-thread connections require the correct matched fitting and sealing method rather than relying on tapered thread interference.

What should I verify before ordering?

Confirm the 1-1/4" connection size, SAE thread specification, required sealing method, system pressure, operating temperature, and fluid compatibility before ordering.

Important Ordering & Installation Notes

  • This listing is for Midland SKU 940226.
  • Nominal connection size is 1-1/4".
  • Connections are straight-thread SAE.
  • Confirm the exact SAE thread specification before ordering.
  • Use the correct matching fittings and sealing components for the SAE connection.
  • Do not apply NPT-style sealing practices unless specifically appropriate for the connection design.
  • Verify brass compatibility with the intended media.
  • Confirm system pressure and operating temperature requirements before installation.
  • Support connected tubing or hose to prevent excessive mechanical load on the valve.
  • Avoid excessive installation torque that could damage the threads or valve body.
  • Use proper wrench placement during installation rather than applying installation torque through the operating handle.
  • Cycle the valve after installation to confirm smooth quarter-turn operation.
  • Use primarily for full-open or full-closed isolation unless throttling is specifically permitted by the manufacturer.
  • Install according to applicable hydraulic, fluid power, piping, and manufacturer recommendations.
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