Aircraft Ball Valve 1/2' Ff 1Pc Pack

AirCraft Ball Valve 1/2" BSP Female-Female SG-SP018P (1 PIECE PACK)

At a Glance: 1/2" F-F BSP brass ball valve with a quick lever shut-off for air lines and general flow control.

The AirCraft SG-SP018P (1 PIECE PACK) Ball Valve is a solid, no-nonsense inline shut-off for larger air line runs and higher-flow workshop setups. With a 1/2" BSP female-to-female connection, it installs easily to isolate compressors, regulators, manifolds, workshop drops, or branch circuits. The quarter-turn lever delivers fast, positive on/off controlâ"perfect for safer servicing, cleaner changeovers, and stopping air flow exactly where you need it.

Specifications

Features

• 1/2" BSP Female-Female ports Suits common pneumatic fittings for straightforward inline installation.
• Quarter-turn ball valve Quick shut-off with a positive 90° lever movement.
• Brass body construction Corrosion-resistant and made for workshop and industrial environments.
• Lever handle control Easy to operate and simple to confirm open/closed position at a glance.

Benefits

• Safer maintenance: Isolate sections of the line before servicing tools or equipment.
• Reduced downtime: Quick shut-off speeds up changeovers and troubleshooting.
• Improved system control: Ideal for isolating workstations, branch lines, regulators, or manifolds.

Extra Information

• Connection type: 1/2" BSP F-F (Female-Female) ensure thread compatibility on mating fittings.
• Commonly used on compressed air lines for workshop drops, manifolds, regulators, and compressor plumbing.
• Use suitable thread sealing (e.g., PTFE tape/thread sealant) on any male fittings screwed into the valve.

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when working with compressed air systems.
• Isolate and depressurise the line fully before installation, removal, or servicing.
• Confirm correct fitment (1/2" BSP F-F) and avoid cross-threading; do not overtighten.
• After installation, test for leaks at working pressure using a suitable leak-detection method.
• Open the valve slowly during first pressurisation to prevent sudden line movement or unexpected tool start-up.