Midland Industries

Midland 3-Way Wye Non-Vented Nickel-Plated Brass Ball Valve

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947125
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  • Midland 1" FIP x 3/4" MIP 3-Way Non-Vent Brass Ball Valve
  • Midland Industries
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Description

Midland 3-Way Wye Non-Vented Nickel-Plated Brass Ball Valve

Midland 3-Way Wye Non-Vented Nickel-Plated Brass Ball Valves are designed for dependable directional flow control in compatible plumbing, commercial, and industrial fluid handling systems.

Midland Industries part number 947125 features a forged brass body with a nickel-plated exterior, chrome-plated brass ball, PTFE seats and seals, and dual quarter-turn handles. The full-port design helps minimize pressure loss while the three-way wye configuration provides convenient control between multiple flow paths.

Product Highlights

  • Midland Industries 3-way wye non-vented ball valve
  • Part number 947125
  • Forged brass body construction
  • Nickel-plated exterior finish
  • Chrome-plated brass ball
  • Brass stem
  • 1" FIP x 3/4" MIP threaded connections
  • Full-port flow path
  • Dual quarter-turn handles
  • Stainless steel handles with vinyl-insulated grips
  • PTFE seats, seals, and packing
  • 600 PSI maximum working pressure
  • Operating temperature range of -40°F to 365°F
  • Non-vented ball configuration

Technical Specifications

Product Type 3-Way Wye Non-Vented Ball Valve
Brand Midland Industries
Part Number 947125
Body Material Forged Brass
Exterior Finish Nickel Plated
Ball Material Chrome-Plated Brass
Stem Material Brass
Connection Type 1" FIP x 3/4" MIP
Port Configuration 3-Way Wye
Ball Configuration Non-Vented
Port Design Full Port
Operator Dual Quarter-Turn Lever Handles
Handle Material Stainless Steel
Handle Grip Vinyl Insulated
Seat, Seal & Packing Material PTFE
Maximum Working Pressure 600 PSI
Operating Temperature -40°F to 365°F
Primary Function Directional Flow Control and Isolation

Valve Configuration

Female Pipe Connection

The 1" female pipe thread connection accepts a compatible male threaded piping or equipment connection.

3-Way Wye Body

The forged brass valve body provides a compact three-port wye configuration for controlling flow between connected piping branches.

Male Pipe Connection

The 3/4" male pipe thread connection installs into a compatible female threaded downstream component.

Construction Details

The Midland 947125 is manufactured with a forged brass body for dependable mechanical strength and long service life.

A chrome-plated brass ball works with PTFE seats, seals, and packing to provide smooth quarter-turn operation and reliable sealing performance across the specified operating range.

The nickel-plated exterior provides added corrosion resistance, while the two stainless steel handles with vinyl grips allow convenient manual control of the three-way flow configuration.

Why Choose a 3-Way Wye Ball Valve?

Directional Flow Control

  • Three-port wye configuration
  • Allows control between multiple flow paths
  • Dual manual handles
  • Useful for branch isolation
  • Compact alternative to multiple separate valves

Full-Port Performance

  • Designed to minimize flow restriction
  • Helps reduce pressure loss
  • Supports efficient fluid movement
  • Suitable for demanding flow applications
  • 600 PSI maximum working pressure

Non-Vented Ball Design

Standard Ball Configuration

The non-vented ball does not incorporate the cavity-pressure vent feature found on vented versions of this valve style.

Application Selection

Choose between vented and non-vented configurations based on system design, pressure requirements, media, and application specifications.

Full-Port Flow Path

Reduced Restriction

The full-port internal design provides a larger flow passage intended to help minimize unnecessary restriction through the valve.

Lower Pressure Loss

A larger internal passage can reduce pressure drop compared with more restrictive reduced-port valve designs.

Dual Handle Operation

Quarter-Turn Control

The dual lever handles provide fast manual quarter-turn operation for controlling the connected flow paths.

Vinyl-Insulated Grips

Vinyl handle covers provide a more comfortable gripping surface during routine valve operation.

Typical Applications

Commercial & Plumbing Systems

  • Building utility piping
  • Fluid distribution systems
  • Equipment connections
  • Branch isolation
  • General plumbing applications

Industrial Systems

  • Process fluid distribution
  • Plant utility piping
  • Equipment manifolds
  • Directional flow control
  • Compatible high-pressure applications

Non-Vented vs. Vented Ball Valve

Non-Vented

A non-vented ball uses a standard closed ball configuration without a dedicated cavity-pressure relief passage.

Vented

A vented ball incorporates a relief path intended to help prevent pressure from becoming trapped within the valve cavity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Midland part number?

The supplied product information identifies this valve as Midland Industries part number 947125.

What type of valve is this?

This is a 3-way wye non-vented ball valve designed for directional flow control and isolation.

What are the connection sizes?

The supplied product information identifies a 1" female pipe thread connection and a 3/4" male pipe thread connection.

What material is the valve body made from?

The supplied product information identifies forged brass construction with a nickel-plated exterior finish.

What material is the ball?

The supplied product information identifies a chrome-plated brass ball.

What sealing materials are used?

The supplied product information identifies PTFE seats, seals, and packing.

What is the maximum working pressure?

The supplied product information lists a maximum working pressure of 600 PSI.

What is the operating temperature range?

The supplied product information lists an operating range of -40°F to 365°F.

Does this valve use a full-port design?

Yes. The supplied product information identifies a full-port flow path designed to help reduce pressure loss.

How is the valve operated?

The valve uses two stainless steel quarter-turn handles with vinyl-insulated grips.

Does this valve contain lead?

Yes. The supplied product information states that this valve contains lead and should be installed in accordance with applicable codes and regulations.

What should I verify before ordering?

Confirm connection sizes, pressure requirements, operating temperature, media compatibility, flow configuration, and applicable lead-use restrictions before ordering.

Important Ordering & Installation Notes

  • This listing is for Midland Industries part number 947125.
  • This valve uses a 3-way wye non-vented configuration.
  • Connection configuration is listed as 1" FIP x 3/4" MIP.
  • The supplied maximum working pressure is 600 PSI.
  • The supplied operating temperature range is -40°F to 365°F.
  • This product contains lead.
  • Confirm that use of a lead-containing brass valve is permitted for the intended application.
  • Verify all connection sizes before ordering.
  • Confirm compatibility of the intended media with brass and PTFE sealing components.
  • Verify that a non-vented ball configuration is appropriate for the system design.
  • Use an appropriate thread sealant or PTFE tape where permitted by the application.
  • Avoid excessive installation torque that could damage the valve body or threaded connections.
  • Support connected piping so unnecessary mechanical loads are not transferred to the valve.
  • Confirm adequate clearance for operation of both lever handles.
  • Do not exceed the specified pressure or temperature limits.
  • Install according to applicable piping standards, local codes, project requirements, and manufacturer recommendations.
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