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Angle Valve

An angle valve (angle stop) is a small 90-degree shut-off valve installed on the water supply between the wall or floor inlet and a fixture such as a toilet, basin, or faucet. It lets a single fitting be isolated for service, typically with a quarter-turn or multi-turn handle.

⚠️ Note: Sizes and threads are typical/indicative; confirm thread standard (metric G / NPT) and pressure rating for the destination market.

Typical specification

PropertyTypical value
TypeAngle stop / shut-off valve; quarter-turn (ceramic disc) or multi-turn (compression)
MaterialBrass body, commonly chrome-plated; stainless steel and zinc alloy variants exist
Fit/sizeCommon inlet G1/2" to outlet G1/2" or 3/8"; compact 90-degree body (typical/indicative)
Connection/fixingThreaded inlet to wall stub, threaded or compression outlet to flexible supply hose
StandardThread and material requirements vary (metric G vs NPT) — confirm for destination market

Indicative / typical values for planning — actual products vary by manufacturer and standard. Confirm the final spec sheet before ordering; we do not publish fixed prices, request a quote for current offers.

Applications

Toilet cistern and basin supply isolation, faucet and water-heater connections, and general residential/commercial plumbing supply.

What to specify when you request a quote

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FAQ

What is an angle valve used for?
It provides a local shut-off so one fixture can be isolated for repair or replacement without cutting off the whole building's water. It also connects the wall supply to a flexible hose.
Quarter-turn or multi-turn — which is better?
Quarter-turn ceramic-disc valves open/close fast and resist wear; multi-turn compression valves allow finer flow control. Selection depends on preference and the connecting fittings; both must match the supply thread.

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