Sharkbite COMPA1212Z Brass Ball Angle Valve 1/2 in

Product Description

The SHARKBITE CASH ACME COMPA1212Z is a quarter-turn full-port brass ball angle valve with compression connections on both ends. It accepts 1/2-inch compression inlet (5/8-inch OD pipe) and a 1/2-inch compression outlet, making it a compact shutoff solution for residential plumbing supply lines. The valve body is brass construction, and the quarter-turn ball mechanism allows fast, positive shutoff without tools. Installation uses the included compression nut and ferrule tightened with a wrench. Licensed plumbers and skilled tradespeople install this valve in tight spaces where an angled supply line transition is needed.

This angle valve is designed for residential water supply applications including ice makers, toilets, and faucets. It is compatible with copper pipe and installed where a shutoff between the supply stub-out and a fixture supply line is required. The full-port design maintains flow capacity through the valve body. The angled body allows the supply line to transition direction without additional fittings, which is a common requirement at toilet rough-ins and under-sink faucet connections. It is sold in a package quantity of 6 units, making it practical for multi-fixture jobs or stocking service vehicles.

Key Features

• Quarter-turn ball valve provides fast, positive shutoff with a single 90-degree handle rotation
• Full-port brass body maintains flow capacity and resists corrosion in potable water service
• 1/2-inch compression x 1/2-inch compression connections (5/8-inch OD inlet) work with copper pipe
• Compression nut and ferrule attachment requires only a wrench — no soldering or special tools
• Angled valve body allows direct supply line connection without additional elbow fittings
• Sold 6 units per package for multi-fixture installs or service truck inventory

Compatibility

Compatible with copper pipe at 1/2-inch compression (5/8-inch OD) connections. Suitable for residential potable water supply lines serving ice makers, toilets, and faucets.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified tradesperson in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and the IPC. Shut off the water supply and relieve line pressure before installing or removing any compression valve. Slide the compression nut and ferrule onto the pipe before inserting the pipe into the valve body, then tighten the compression nut firmly with a wrench — do not overtighten, as this can deform the ferrule and cause a leak. After installation, restore water pressure slowly and inspect the compression joints for leaks before closing the access area.