Nibco T-413-Y 3/4 in. Female Bronze Horizontal Swing Check Valve (3/4 in.) NL74008

Product Description

The NIBCO T-413-Y is a 3/4 in. female bronze horizontal swing check valve with a Y-pattern design and threaded end connections that prevents backflow by automatically closing when flow reverses. It features a renewable seat and disc, a screw-in bonnet for access to internal parts, and is recommended for commercial and industrial steam, water, oil, and gas services. Installation is horizontal or vertical with flow upward; not for potable water use.

• Y-pattern horizontal swing design with renewable seat and disc to stop reverse flow
• Threaded end connections (Class 125/FNPT) for straightforward installation
• Screw-in bonnet for access to repair or replace internal parts; install horizontally or vertically with flow up

Product Highlights

3/4 in. bronze Y-pattern swing check valve with threaded ends, renewable seat/disc, screw-in bonnet; for commercial and industrial steam, water, oil, and gas; not for potable water use.

Product Information

Standard Information

• Brand: NIBCO
• Manufacturer Part Number: T-413-Y
• Country of Origin: Domestic

Technical Specifications

• Brand: NIBCO
• Manufacturer Part Number: T-413-Y
• Manufacturer SKU: NL74008
• Supplier SKU: 0732T413YD
• Model: T-413-Y
• Nominal Size: 3/4 in
• Pattern: Y-pattern (horizontal swing check)
• End Connections: Threaded (Class 125 / FNPT)
• End Style: Female threaded (FNPT)
• Body Material: Bronze
• Disc Material: Renewable disc (PTFE noted in manufacturer literature)
• Seat: Renewable / regrindable seat
• Bonnet: Screw-in bonnet for accessibility to repair or replace parts
• Installation Orientation: Horizontal or vertical with flow moving up
• Suitable Services: Commercial and industrial steam, water, oil and gas
• Pressure Rating: 200 psi non-shock (cold working pressure)
• Steam Rating: 125 psi saturated steam to 353 Deg F (178 Deg C)
• Standards: Conforms to MSS SP-139
• Item Description: T-413-Y 3/4 IPS bronze check; not for potable water use