Allpoints 018200-40 Swivel Pre-rinse Spray Valve

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS 018200-40 is a swivel pre-rinse spray valve designed for commercial foodservice plumbing applications. Constructed from chrome-plated brass, this valve provides a threaded swivel connection that allows flexible positioning at pre-rinse stations. The inlet measures 7/8 inches female and the outlet measures 7/8 inches male, making it a direct-fit component for pre-rinse spray assemblies. The unit ships with two replacement washers (part 111-1093) and is certified lead free, meeting current potable-water plumbing compliance requirements. Licensed plumbers and commercial kitchen equipment technicians are the primary installers of this part.

This swivel valve is used in commercial kitchen and foodservice environments, typically at pre-rinse sink stations where a flexible spray arm connection is required. It is compatible with T and S Brass Bronze Works pre-rinse assemblies. The lead-free brass construction meets applicable standards for use in systems carrying water intended for food contact or consumption. The chrome-plated finish provides corrosion resistance in a high-use, high-moisture environment.

Key Features

• Chrome-plated brass body for corrosion resistance in commercial kitchen environments
• 7/8 inch female inlet and 7/8 inch male outlet for standard pre-rinse spray arm fitment
• Swivel design allows flexible positioning at the spray arm connection point
• Includes two replacement washers (111-1093) for a complete service install
• Lead free certified - compliant with potable water plumbing requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement swivel valve for T and S Brass Bronze Works pre-rinse spray assemblies, as indicated in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber familiar with commercial kitchen plumbing systems. Shut off the water supply to the pre-rinse station before beginning any disassembly or valve replacement. Use appropriate thread sealant on male threads and do not overtighten, as brass fittings can crack under excessive torque. Work should comply with applicable local plumbing codes and NSF or health department requirements for commercial foodservice water systems.