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Viega ProPress® and PureFlow® Ball Valves

Viega LLC

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Viega’s ball valves are engineered for press technology to fit seamlessly into Viega systems. They carry Smart Connect® technology, which helps identify unpressed connections quickly during pressure testing. Designed with double-stem seals, Viega ball valves provide years of leak-free operations. 

Ball Valves for Copper
Available in sizes 12 to 50 mm (½  to 2 in.), Viega ball valves for copper are designed for potable water, hydronic, and gas applications. Additionally, Viega also offers its valves for copper in check and butterfly valve configurations. Its Zero Lead alloy was developed specifically with pressing in mind. Zero Lead valves are certified to NSF/ANSI 61,  Drinking Water System Components–Health Effects, and NSF/ANSI 372, Drinking water system components–Lead Content.

Ball Valves for Stainless
Available in sizes 12 to 50 mm, Viega ball valves for stainless steel are designed for potable water and hydronic applications. Two- and three-piece configurations offer flexibility.

Ball Valves for Plastics
Available in Zero Lead silicon-bronze alloy, EcoBrass and PolyAlloy, Viega also offers options with PureFlow press fittings and PureFlow crimp fittings. Viega ball valves for PEX are available for residential and commercial applications in sizes 25, 31, 38, and 50 mm.



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