An angle valve is a compact shut-off valve with inlet and outlet set at 90 degrees, used to connect a wall or floor supply stub to a fixture. It combines direction change with isolation and is common on toilets, basins, and faucet supply lines.
| Property | Typical value |
|---|---|
| Type | Manual shut-off / stop valve, 90° flow direction |
| Material | Brass body (often chrome-plated), rubber or ceramic seal |
| Common sizes | Inlet ~1/2", outlet ~3/8"–1/2" typical |
| Working pressure | Typically up to PN10–PN16 (indicative; confirm against datasheet) |
| Temperature range | Typically up to ~70–90 °C for hot-water rated units (varies) |
| Connection | Threaded inlet; compression or flexible-hose outlet |
| Standard | Commonly to EN 1213 or national plumbing norms (varies) |
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 Confirm the final spec sheet before ordering; we do not publish fixed prices, request a quote for current offers.
Installed at wall or floor supply points to feed toilet cisterns, wash basins, bidets, and kitchen faucets, allowing a fixture to be isolated for service without shutting the whole supply.
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