Transair 4092 25 00 Lockable Ball Valve Brass

Product Description

The TRANSAIR 4092 25 00 is a brass lockable ball valve designed for use with Transair pipe systems in compressed air distribution applications. The lockable mechanism allows the valve to be secured in the open or closed position, preventing accidental operation during maintenance or equipment changeovers. Constructed from brass, this valve delivers reliable sealing and corrosion resistance suited to the demands of industrial compressed air lines. Licensed pipefitters, plumbers, and industrial maintenance technicians are the typical installers for this type of inline shutoff valve.

This lockable ball valve is intended for integration into Transair modular pipe systems used in light industrial, manufacturing, and workshop environments. It functions as an inline shutoff or isolation point within a compressed air distribution network. The compact dimensions of 6.100 inches in length and 1.730 inches in width make it suitable for installation in areas with moderate space constraints, while the brass body provides durability in demanding shop-air conditions.

Key Features

• Lockable ball valve design allows the valve to be secured open or closed for safety and lockout-tagout compliance
• Brass construction provides corrosion resistance and long service life in compressed air applications
• Engineered for use with Transair modular pipe systems
• Compact form factor at 6.100 inches length and 1.730 inches width fits tight installation spaces
• Single-unit packaging supports targeted replacements or system expansions

Compatibility

Designed for use with Transair pipe systems as stated by the manufacturer. Verify pipe size and connection type against your existing Transair installation before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified pipefitter or industrial maintenance technician familiar with compressed air distribution systems. Depressurize and isolate the affected section of the air line completely before removing any existing valve or fitting. Follow applicable local codes and OSHA lockout-tagout requirements when securing the valve during maintenance. Inspect all connection points for leaks after returning the system to service pressure.