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2BVL Series Brass Ball Valve, 1 NPT Ports, Up To 435.00 PSI, Stainless steel off-set handle

Description & Features

Constructed with industrial-grade materials this ball valve offers exceptional reliability and longevity in demanding environments. Engineered for precision control the valve ensures optimal performance for industrial fluid handling systems.

Widely utilized across various industries the STAUFF ball valve features robust construction and efficient design. Its capabilities include precise regulation of fluid flow making it an invaluable component in hydraulic and pneumatic systems.

The valve's advanced sealing technology guarantees minimal leakage promoting safety and efficiency. This ball valve supports high-pressure applications and is suited for use in challenging conditions.

With a focus on durability and performance this valve meets stringent industry standards ensuring dependable operation. The 2BVL2016F-OSSS model exemplifies quality craftsmanship and engineering excellence.

Specifications

Brand Stauff®	Actuator Type Offset Handle	Connection Type NPT	Nominal Size 1 in	Series 2BVL Series

Product Questions & Answers (2)

Question by: Sheila M on Apr 3, 2026, 6:25 PM

Running a 1-inch NPT line on a hydraulic setup and need a brass ball valve that can hold up to the pressure. This one rated high enough for that kind of work?

Answer by: Customer Support on Apr 5, 2026, 10:52 AM

For most 1-inch NPT hydraulic lines, 435 PSI working pressure handles a solid range of everyday applications. The valve uses a chrome plated brass ball with Teflon seats and seals, so you get a reliable shutoff without a lot of fuss. Just keep in mind the group maximum goes up to 600 PSI, but the working pressure for this specific model is rated at 435, so size your system expectations around that number.

Question by: Dustin W on Aug 8, 2025, 1:10 PM

got a line that’ll see around 400 psi, is this valve gonna be in its comfort zone?

Answer by: Customer Support on Aug 10, 2025, 7:24 AM

With a maximum working pressure of 435 PSI, it fits applications up to that pressure. Staying at or under 435 PSI keeps it within its rated working limit.