Midland Industries
Midland Lead-Free Angle Boiler Drain Valve (MIP)
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Description
Midland Lead-Free Angle Boiler Drain Valve (MIP)
Midland Lead-Free Angle Boiler Drain Valves provide a dependable solution for controlled draining of boilers, water heaters, tanks, and other compatible plumbing systems.
Manufactured from durable lead-free forged brass, these valves feature a male pipe thread inlet and standard male hose thread outlet, allowing convenient hose attachment for maintenance, draining, and service applications.
Product Highlights
- Lead-free forged brass construction
- Male pipe thread (MIP) inlet
- Standard male garden hose thread outlet
- Angle-pattern body for convenient drainage
- Multi-turn handwheel operation
- Suitable for potable water systems
- Corrosion-resistant brass body
- Designed for boiler, tank, and water heater drain applications
- Convenient connection to standard garden hoses
- Manufactured by Midland Industries
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Angle Boiler Drain Valve |
|---|---|
| Brand | Midland |
| Body Material | Lead-Free Forged Brass |
| Inlet Connection | Male Iron Pipe (MIP) |
| Outlet Connection | Male Hose Thread |
| Body Configuration | Angle Pattern |
| Operation | Multi-Turn Handwheel |
| Primary Function | Controlled Draining and System Maintenance |
| Potable Water Use | Yes |
| Typical Applications | Boilers, Water Heaters, Tanks, and Compatible Plumbing Systems |
Valve Configuration
MIP Inlet
The male pipe thread inlet installs into a compatible female-threaded pipe, fitting, tank connection, or plumbing component.
Angle Valve Body
The angle-pattern body positions the hose connection for convenient draining while maintaining accessible handwheel operation.
Hose Thread Outlet
The male hose thread outlet accepts a compatible standard garden hose for controlled drainage away from the equipment or plumbing system.
Construction Details
Midland Lead-Free Angle Boiler Drain Valves are manufactured from forged brass to provide dependable strength, corrosion resistance, and reliable sealing performance in compatible residential and commercial plumbing systems.
The male pipe thread inlet provides a secure threaded connection, while the male hose thread outlet allows a garden hose to be attached for controlled draining and maintenance.
A durable multi-turn handwheel provides straightforward manual opening and closing for dependable shutoff operation.
Why Choose an Angle Boiler Drain Valve?
Convenient Draining
- Designed for controlled system drainage
- Angle body simplifies hose positioning
- Accepts standard garden hose connections
- Useful for maintenance and service work
- Provides manual shutoff at the drain point
Lead-Free Brass Construction
- Suitable for potable water applications
- Excellent corrosion resistance
- Durable forged brass body
- Designed for long-term plumbing service
- Suitable for residential and commercial systems
Typical Applications
Water Heating & Storage
- Water heater draining
- Storage tank draining
- System flushing
- Maintenance procedures
- Equipment servicing
Boiler & Plumbing Systems
- Boiler drain connections
- Residential plumbing systems
- Commercial plumbing systems
- Potable water systems
- General drain and maintenance points
Connection Selection
Verify the required MIP inlet size before ordering and confirm that the mating connection uses a compatible female pipe thread.
The hose outlet is designed for connection to a compatible standard garden hose for controlled draining.
Our plumbing specialists can help review the required MIP connection size, hose outlet, potable water requirements, system pressure, temperature, and installation layout before you order.
Email the GetPipe.com Team Visit Quick SupportFrequently Asked Questions
What is a boiler drain valve used for?
It is used to drain boilers, water heaters, tanks, and other compatible plumbing systems for maintenance or service.
What material is this valve made from?
It is manufactured from lead-free forged brass.
What does MIP mean?
MIP means Male Iron Pipe and refers to the male threaded inlet connection.
What type of outlet does the valve have?
It has a male hose thread outlet designed for connection to a compatible standard garden hose.
Why does the valve have an angle body?
The angle-pattern body helps position the hose outlet conveniently for draining while keeping the handwheel accessible.
Can this valve be used in potable water systems?
Yes. The supplied product information identifies lead-free construction for potable water service.
How is the valve operated?
It uses a multi-turn handwheel for manual opening and closing.
Can a garden hose attach directly to the valve?
Yes. The male hose thread outlet is designed for compatible standard garden hose connections.
Should thread sealant be used?
Use an appropriate thread sealant or PTFE tape on the MIP threaded connection according to the application requirements.
What should I verify before ordering?
Confirm the MIP inlet size, mating thread compatibility, hose connection, potable water requirements, pressure, temperature, and intended application.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- This listing is for Midland Lead-Free Angle Boiler Drain Valves with MIP inlet connections.
- Verify the required male pipe thread size before ordering.
- Confirm the mating component uses a compatible female threaded connection.
- The outlet uses male hose thread for compatible standard garden hoses.
- Use an appropriate thread sealant or PTFE tape on the MIP connection.
- Inspect all threads for damage, debris, or contamination before installation.
- Start threaded connections carefully to help prevent cross-threading.
- Avoid excessive tightening that could damage the valve or connected piping.
- Do not use the handwheel or stem as leverage when tightening the valve.
- Lead-free forged brass construction is intended for potable water applications.
- Verify system pressure and temperature requirements before installation.
- Confirm the connected system is depressurized before draining or servicing.
- Route attached hoses to a safe drainage location before opening the valve.
- Check all connections for leakage before placing the system into normal service.
- Follow applicable plumbing codes and Midland manufacturer recommendations.
