Product Name
90 Degree Ball Valve – Elbow Body, 316 CF8M, Full Port, 1000 WOG, PT 1/2″–2″ (V-2D)
Product Summary
90 degree ball valve — the turn is cast into the body. The outlet points down, so it draws off a tank, drum or IBC tote with no separate elbow bolted on after it: one joint under the tank instead of two. Two-piece, full port, quarter-turn lever, with an optional locking plate that takes a padlock so the valve can be locked open or locked shut.
316 CF8M · 1000 WOG · full port · PTFE seats · PT threads in stock, NPT and PF made to order · 1/2″–2″ · −20 °C to +180 °C
ISO 9001 · CE · Manufacturer since 1999 · Made in Taiwan
Product Description
A 90° angle ball valve in 316 stainless steel — a two-piece body with the right-angle turn built into the valve itself. The outlet points down, so it draws off a tank, a drum or a pump without a separate elbow fitting bolted on after it.
1000 WOG, full port, PTFE seats, PT taper thread, 1/2″ to 2″. Quarter-turn lever.
Applications
- Tank, vessel and IBC tote bottom outlets — the outlet on a stainless tote is normally built from an elbow, a nipple and a ball valve. This valve does that job in one body, so there is one joint under the tank instead of three. Common on totes in water treatment, industrial chemicals and petrochemical processing.
- Sampling points on process lines — angle-pattern ball valves are used to draw a sample off a line with a quarter turn. Full port means nothing is trapped in a narrowed bore between draws.
- Draining and purging process piping — the same flow path empties a line at its low point, or blows it through.
Temperature range is −20 to +180 °C, set by the PTFE seats. The valve is not certified for drinking water, fuel gas, food contact, pharmaceutical or oxygen service.
Why the Angle Is Built In
The alternative is a straight ball valve plus a 90° elbow screwed onto its outlet. That works, but it costs you three things:
| Straight valve + separate elbow | This valve |
|---|---|
| Two threaded joints under the tank — two places to leak | One joint. The turn is inside the casting. |
| The assembly hangs lower, so the tank has to sit higher | Shorter drop. The tank can sit lower. |
| Liquid sits in the elbow between draws | Full port through the turn — less left behind |
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Specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Valve type | Two-piece 90° angle (elbow) ball valve |
| Pressure rating | 1000 WOG |
| Port | Full port |
| Body, ball & stem | 316 stainless steel (ASTM A351 CF8M); 304 (CF8) made to order |
| Fasteners & handle | 304 stainless steel |
| Seat | PTFE |
| Temperature | −20 to +180 °C |
| Thread | PT (taper) in stock; NPT and PF made to order |
| Size range | 1/2″ – 2″ |
| Operation | Manual quarter-turn lever |
| Locking plate | Optional — takes a padlock, so the valve can be locked open or locked shut |
| Country of origin | Made in Taiwan |
Lock It Open, or Lock It Shut
Ask for the locking plate and the lever takes a padlock. Once the valve is where you want it, nobody moves it without the key.
Plants that drain hazardous or high-value liquid usually want this on the tank outlet — a valve that gets knocked open by accident is a spill, and a valve that gets closed by accident during a transfer is a pump running dry. It is an option, not standard, so say so when you enquire.
Buying From Us
- Manufacturer, not a trading company. Our own factory in Taiwan, stainless valves since 1999.
- Mill certificate on request.
Tell us the size, and whether you want the locking plate. That is enough for us to quote.
FAQ
Why buy a 90° angle ball valve instead of a straight valve plus an elbow?
Because the turn is inside the casting. A straight valve with an elbow screwed onto it gives you two threaded joints under the tank instead of one, hangs lower so the tank has to sit higher, and leaves liquid standing in the elbow between draws. The angle valve solves all three.
What thread does it use?
PT (taper) thread as standard. NPT and PF can be made to order — tell us which one you need when you enquire.
What sizes do you make?
1/2″ to 2″. Six sizes — the dimensions are on the V-2D dimension sheet (PDF) at the top of this page.
Is it full port?
Yes. The bore is not narrowed through the turn, so less liquid is left behind between draws and the valve drains a vessel faster.
What is the pressure rating?
1000 WOG.
What temperature can it take?
−20 to +180 °C. The PTFE seats set the ceiling.
What material is it?
Body, ball and stem are 316 stainless (ASTM A351 CF8M). Fasteners and the handle are 304. A 304 (CF8) body can be made to order.
Can the valve be locked?
Yes, with the optional locking plate — it takes a padlock, so the lever can be locked open or locked shut. It is not fitted as standard, so ask for it when you enquire.
Can you supply a material certificate?
Yes. A mill certificate is available on request.
Do you have a minimum order quantity?
No. Tell us what you need and we will quote it.
Sample Policy
We are happy to provide product samples for customers to evaluate quality or conduct testing. The process typically begins with a quotation based on the customer’s specifications.
If the pricing is acceptable, we can offer samples either free of charge or at a cost depending on the product type and availability.
Shipping fees are borne by the customer.
Order Process
After confirming the product requirements and other details with the customer, we will issue a Sales Confirmation for approval. Once confirmed, the customer is required to pay a 30% deposit to proceed with production.
When mass production is completed and the goods pass inspection, the customer must pay the remaining 70% balance before shipment is arranged.
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FAQ
A. How can I request a quote?
Please provide a detailed inquiry sheet including product specifications, materials, quantities, and any special requirements. We will offer a quotation based on your request.
B. What are your quotation terms?
Our quotations are typically based on FOB terms. However, we can also offer CFR, CIF, or other Incoterms upon request.
C. What is your Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)?
We have no MOQ. We operate on a made-to-order basis and accept orders of any size — trial orders are welcome. For smaller orders, freight is arranged and borne by the buyer.
D. What are your payment terms?
By T/T – 30% down payment upon order confirmation, and 70% balance before shipment.
E. What is your lead time?
Lead time depends on order quantity and specifications. We will confirm the exact schedule when you request a quote.
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