ASC
PVC Ball Valves Gray
- SKU:
- Series 9541 & 9542
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.00 LBS
Description
PVC Ball Valves Gray
ASC / SCI Series 9541 & 9542 Gray PVC Ball Valves provide compact quarter-turn shutoff for compatible PVC piping systems in industrial, agricultural, construction, water, and general process applications.
Series 9541 provides threaded connections, while Series 9542 provides slip connections. These valves feature PVC body construction, EPDM O-rings, a PTFE seat, and a PVC & ABS ball.
Product Highlights
- ASC / SCI Series 9541 & 9542
- Gray PVC ball valve construction
- Threaded or slip configurations
- EPDM O-rings
- PTFE valve seat
- PVC & ABS ball
- Quarter-turn shutoff operation
- NSF certified valve family
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | PVC Ball Valve |
|---|---|
| Brand | ASC / SCI |
| Series | 9541 Threaded / 9542 Slip |
| Body Material | PVC |
| Ball Material | PVC & ABS |
| Seat Material | PTFE |
| O-Ring Material | EPDM |
| Series 9541 Connection | IPS / NPT Threaded |
| Series 9542 Connection | IPS Slip |
| Series 9542 Pressure Rating | 150 psi at 73°F |
Construction Details
The Series 9541 and 9542 valves use a PVC body with a PVC & ABS ball. Internal sealing components include EPDM O-rings and a PTFE seat.
Series 9541 is the threaded configuration and uses IPS / NPT threaded connections. Series 9542 is the slip configuration and uses IPS connections for compatible PVC piping systems.
The manufacturer datasheet identifies the valve family as NSF certified, with Series 9542 constructed from Schedule 40/80 PVC and rated to 150 psi at 73°F.
Series 9541 & 9542 Connection Options
Series 9541 – Threaded
- IPS connection
- NPT threads
- PVC body
- EPDM O-rings
- PTFE seat
Series 9542 – Slip
- IPS slip connection
- Schedule 40/80 PVC
- 150 psi at 73°F
- Molded-in-place construction
- PVC body
Typical Applications
Water & Process Systems
- Water distribution piping
- Process water systems
- Irrigation systems
- Equipment connections
- Compatible PVC piping
Flow Shutoff
- Branch-line isolation
- Equipment shutoff
- Transfer piping
- Agricultural systems
- Industrial fluid systems
Installation & Selection Considerations
- Select Series 9541 threaded or 9542 slip.
- Confirm EPDM and PTFE media compatibility.
- Verify pressure and temperature requirements.
- Use proper PVC joining procedures.
- Support connected piping properly.
Use the supplied ASC Series 9541 & 9542 datasheet to confirm valve materials, threaded and slip configurations, pressure information, certifications, and other technical details.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Series 9541 and 9542 PVC Ball Valves?
They are ASC / SCI PVC ball valves designed to provide quarter-turn shutoff in compatible PVC piping systems.
What is the difference between Series 9541 and Series 9542?
Series 9541 is the threaded valve configuration, while Series 9542 is the slip connection configuration.
What materials are used in the valve?
The datasheet identifies a PVC body, PVC & ABS ball, PTFE seat, and EPDM O-rings.
What connections are used on Series 9541?
Series 9541 uses IPS connections with NPT threads.
What connections are used on Series 9542?
Series 9542 uses IPS slip connections for compatible PVC piping.
What is the Series 9542 pressure rating?
The supplied ASC datasheet lists Series 9542 at 150 psi at 73°F.
Are these PVC ball valves NSF certified?
Yes. The supplied manufacturer datasheet identifies the Series 9541 and 9542 valve family as NSF certified.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm the required threaded or slip connection, piping compatibility, seal compatibility, system pressure, temperature, and intended service.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- Choose Series 9541 threaded or 9542 slip.
- Confirm EPDM and PTFE compatibility.
- Verify the applicable pressure and temperature rating.
- Follow proper PVC joining procedures.
- Inspect the valve connection before operation.
