PEX Press Brass Angle Supply Stop Valve
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SKU UCP23058
Allows for easy shut-off of water flow to the end fixture for maintenance and repair without having to turn the water off to the entire home. Typically used on stub-outs coming out of the wall.
Features and benefits:
- One-piece design with integrated non-removable stainless-steel sleeve
- Built-in tool locator ensures fast, accurate and consistent press connections
- Extensively tested beyond industry standards for long‑term reliability
- Compatible with PEX-a and PEX-b pipe and F3347/F3348 press tools
- Body made from DZR Brass for durability
- Max working pressure: 125 PSI
- Max working temperature: 160°F
- For potable water, recirculation, and hydronic heating
| SKU | Pipe Size | Material | Lead Free |
|---|---|---|---|
| UCP23058 | 1/2 in. x 3/8 in. | DZR Brass |
Common Applications
- Residential and Commercial water systems
- Potable water
- Hydronic heating/cooling (up to 100% glycol concentration)
- Recirculation lines
- Reclaimed water systems
Approvals & Listings
- ASME A112.18.1/CSA B125.1
- NSF/ANSI/CAN 61: Q ≤0.5
- NSF/ANSI/CAN 372
Faster Installation & Immediate Testing
PEX Press connections can be pressure tested immediately after pressing, allowing crews to complete inspections faster and avoid project delays.
Reliable, Error-Resistant Connections
Pipe insertion viewing windows and the locator ridge provide visual and mechanical confirmation that the pipe and tool are positioned correctly before pressing.
Flexible Across PEX Systems
PEX Press is compatible with both PEX-a and PEX-b pipe, so contractors can work across any PEX system.
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