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JUTYE SANITARY
JUTYE SANITARY
| Material | Brass |
| Finish type | Chrome |
| Product dimensions | 1/2 x 1/4, 1/2 x 3/8, 1/2 x 1/2 |
| Special feature | Easy to Install, Easy to Remove, Easy to Clean |
| Packing | 1pc in the box |
This angle stop valve is designed for efficiency and durability. The quarter-turn handle allows quick and effortless water shutoff, while reinforced rubber seals and a polished valve seat prevent leaks even after prolonged use. Its compact angular design fits seamlessly into tight spaces behind toilets, under sinks, or within cabinetry, making it ideal for both new installations and replacements.
Constructed from lead-free brass (CUPC certified), the valve combines high tensile strength to withstand pressures up to 120 PSI with excellent corrosion resistance for potable water systems. It maintains stability across temperature fluctuations (0°C–90°C), ensuring long-term performance in diverse household environments.
Perfect for residential use, this valve suits bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms. It connects to toilets, vanity sinks, bidets, dishwashers, faucets, and washing machines, providing a reliable shutoff solution for any water supply line in the home.
A: Yes, it is compatible with 1/2" IPS copper, PEX, or PVC pipes when used with appropriate adapters (sold separately).
A: Turn off the main water supply, disassemble the handle, and replace the included rubber washer. Spare parts are provided for easy maintenance.
A: Yes, the lead-free brass construction works with well water, though periodic descaling is recommended for high-mineral water to maintain optimal performance.
A: This angle stop valve is designed to reliably withstand working pressures up to 120 PSI and operates stably across temperatures ranging from 0°C to 90°C.
A: Absolutely. The valve is constructed from lead-free brass and is CUPC certified, making it completely safe and compliant for potable water systems.
A: It features a compact angular design that allows it to fit seamlessly into narrow spaces behind toilets, under vanity sinks, or inside cabinetry.
