Compression ball valve PN 10 bar, d 63 × 2" (female)

When you need dependable performance on a high-flow main line, the d 63 PN10 compression ball valve is one of the most practical choices. It mounts on high-density polyethylene pipe (PEHD/HDPE) Ø63 mm and features a 2” female threaded outlet—an удобный format for connecting to threaded fittings, manifolds, filters, pump assemblies, and distribution lines. This type of valve is especially in demand in irrigation systems, agriculture, large properties, and facilities where it is important not to restrict flow but to control water delivery quickly and safely.

A ball mechanism is a simple yet highly reliable shut-off design. Turning the handle switches the valve between full-bore flow and complete shut-off. When closed, the ball seats tightly and provides strong sealing, helping prevent leaks, water loss, and pressure drops in the system. In irrigation, this is critical: you can isolate a specific watering zone, adjust the supply, service a filter, or repair a pipe section without shutting down the entire network and without draining the main line completely.

The compression (clamp) connection is designed for convenient installation on HDPE pipe: uniform compression forms a reliable joint without welding and without specialized tools. This saves installation time and makes on-site maintenance easier—in chambers, caissons, distribution pits, and outdoor water-supply nodes. The polyethylene body is corrosion-resistant and withstands many external chemical influences, so the valve performs confidently where metal fittings wear out faster: in humid environments, in contact with soil, and outdoors.

The valve is rated PN10 (up to 10 bar) with a maximum working temperature of up to 40 °C—ideal for cold-water supply and most medium-pressure irrigation networks. It is compatible with widely used fittings and threaded connections, so it integrates easily into an existing system or can be specified in a new assembly. With correct installation, it is built for long-term service—around 20 years on average.

Installation and start-up recommendations: mount the valve on a clean, straight pipe section following the flow-direction arrow. Tighten the connection firmly but do not over-torque to avoid thread damage. Before commissioning, check all fittings for leaks. During pressure testing, keep the valve closed; when first introducing water, slightly open it to reduce the risk of joint movement in lines with compression connections.