Nibco NL9507D 2-piece Ball Valve 2 in Fnpt Bronze

Product Description

The NIBCO NL9507D is a 2-piece, full-port ball valve in the T-580-70-SV series, designed for shutoff service on air lines and light industrial process systems. The bronze body houses a chrome plated brass ball with PTFE softgoods and a silicon bronze stem, rated for 600 psi and up to 400 degrees F. The 1-1/2 inch orifice delivers consistent flow with minimal restriction. A safety-vent locking lever actuator keeps the valve locked in position to satisfy OSHA compliance requirements on pressurized air lines. Licensed HVAC technicians, pipefitters, and industrial plumbers install this valve where reliable shutoff and regulatory compliance are required.

This valve is suited for commercial and light industrial process applications that require OSHA compliance for usage on air lines. The 2-inch nominal FNPT end connections make it compatible with standard threaded pipe assemblies in mechanical rooms, compressed air distribution systems, and light industrial process piping. The domestic manufacturing designation meets project specifications that require US-made components. Note: this valve is not approved for potable drinking water service per California Section 116875.

Key Features

• 600 psi pressure rating handles demanding compressed air and process service
• 400 degrees F temperature rating extends service range to high-temperature applications
• Safety-vent locking lever actuator supports OSHA compliance on air lines
• Chrome plated brass ball with PTFE seats for durable, low-friction shutoff
• Silicon bronze stem trim resists corrosion in demanding environments
• Domestically manufactured to satisfy project specifications requiring US-made products

Compatibility

Designed for commercial and light industrial process piping with 2-inch FNPT threaded connections. Not for use in potable drinking water service.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed pipefitter or plumber in accordance with applicable mechanical codes. Depressurize and isolate the system completely before removing the existing valve or making any threaded connections. Apply thread sealant or tape rated for the service media to all FNPT connections. Verify the locking lever is engaged in the closed position before returning the system to service.