Full open or full close only — never throttle Rising stem shows position visually
Throttling a gate valve erodes seats
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
The 4 1 1/4 is a the manufacturer industrial component. This product is currently in active production with full OEM support. This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 4820-01-354-5496, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains. Available through authorized enterprise resellers and TPM (Third Party Maintenance) channels. Verify compatibility with your specific system configuration before ordering.
WHERE IT FITS
4 1 1/4
NSN:4820-01-354-5496 FSC:4820 CAGE:63686 — THE WALWORTH COMPANY (USA)
SPECIFICATIONS
Part Number
4 1 1/4
NSN
4820-01-354-5496
COMPONENT DIAGRAM
KEY FEATURES
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BONNET ATTACHMENT METHOD: THREADED
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MATERIAL: COPPER ALLOY STEM
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NOMINAL THREAD SIZE: 0.250 INCHES IN
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STEM TYPE: NONRISING
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PRESSURE CLASS: ERR-060
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OPERATING PRESSURE AND TYPE: 200.0 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (PSI) WATER AND OTHER LIQUIDS MAXIMUM REQUIRED LOCATION NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED LBS
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THREAD SERIES DESIGNATOR: NPT
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS (FLIS)
BONNET ATTACHMENT METHOD
THREADED
MATERIAL
COPPER ALLOY STEM
NOMINAL THREAD SIZE
0.250 INCHES IN
MATERIAL
COPPER ALLOY 863 DISK
STEM TYPE
NONRISING
PRESSURE CLASS
ERR-060
OPERATING PRESSURE AND TYPE
200.0 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (PSI) WATER AND OTHER LIQUIDS MAXIMUM REQUIRED LOCATION NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED LBS
THREAD SERIES DESIGNATOR
NPT
MAXIMUM OPERATING TEMP AND MEDIA FOR WHICH DESIGNED
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is 4 1 1/4?
4 1 1/4 is a 4 1 1/4.
What parts can replace 4 1 1/4?
There are 17 known substitutes for 4 1 1/4: 230-8004002-202, 11DSCHG, 411-4 and 14 more. Substitute compatibility should be verified for your specific system.
What is the NSN for 4 1 1/4?
4 1 1/4 is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 4820-01-354-5496. This indicates validated use in U.S. government and defense supply chains.
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