Brass Garden Tap N10173002 is an outdoor ball garden tap, with chromed brass ball inside, removable stainless steel nozzle, quick to connect with hose pipe or threaded pipes, nickel-plated surface have longer life durability, and forged brass body enables it can stand higher pressure and ensures valve body perfect mechanical performance. Each brass garden tap is leakage test during production.

Parameters:

• Sizes: 1/2" to 1" (DN15 to DN25)

• Working pressure: PN16 / 200WOG

• Working temperature: -10 to 100℃

• Standard bore design

• Sandblasted and nickel-plated

• BSP or NPT threads available

• Customized production acceptable

• Materials: CW617N, HPb57-3, C37700, DZR

Features:

• 100% leakage test for each valve

• Brass ball design

• Removable nozzle

• Suitable for household and garden uses

• Fast 1/4 turn opening and closing operation

• Comply with EN13828 brass ball valve standard

Parts	Material
Body	Brass
Cap	Brass
Ball	Brass
Stem	Brass
Nozzle	Stainless steel
Handle	Steel
Handle Nut	Steel

What is brass garden tap

Brass garden tap is a type of brass valves and flow control device that mainly used outdoors, there are two kinds of design: 1. ball garden tap, there is a chromed brass ball inside, function and operation is similar to brass ball valve -- open and close by handle 1/4 turn; 2. stop garden tap on the other hand, operated by opening and closing the stem.

Applications of brass garden taps

Brass garden taps are most applied for outdoor pipelines, therefore also called outdoor taps, garden taps. Some of them are used for washing machines and other sanitary applications where a hose connections are needed.

How to select brass garden taps

1. Confirm the functions of brass garden taps

different functions and applications require different types of garden taps for example, ball garden taps, stop garden taps, garden taps, washing machine garden taps etc..

2. Confirm the working pressure of brass garden taps

depending on pipeline pressure needs, the brass garden taps are designed with valve wall thickness and port sizes, such as PN16 brass garden taps, PN20 brass garden taps , PN40 brass garden taps.

3. Confirm bore size of brass brass garden taps

There are three different types of brass garden taps:

1). Full bore brass garden taps offers no flow restriction, which means that when it is open, the liquid can flow freely through it. This is achieved by making the ball larger than the passage size, so that the hole can be the same size as the passage.

2). Standard bore brass garden tap does not have an oversized ball, and as a result, the hole is one size smaller than the passageway. This creates a small amount of flow restriction as the fluid passes through.

3). Reduced bore brass garden tap, on the other hand, has an smaller ball and an even smaller hole, which creates significant flow restriction as the fluid passes through it.

4. Confirm thread type of brass brass garden taps

Thread types differ from markets and applications: BSP threads for Europe and NPT threads for North America, also other metric threads, which you must confirm before buying brass garden taps.

5. Confirm material type of brass brass garden taps

We currently work with HPb57-3 brass radiator valves for most customers in Europe and Asia, CW617N brass garden taps for Europe, C377700 and lead free brass for North America.

7. Confirm surface treatment of brass brass garden taps

Rough brass color, nickel-plating, and chrome-plating are most widely used surface treatments for brass garden taps. Plating helps to protect the garden taps from oxygen and look shining.

How to install brass garden taps

1. Clean and remove any objects from the pipes (in particular bits of sealing and metal), which could obstruct and block.

3. Ensure that both connecting pipes either side of the valve (upstream and downstream) are aligned (if they are not the brass spring garden taps may not work correctly).

3. Make sure that the two sections of the pipe (upstream and downstream) match, the brass garden tap will not absorb any gaps. Any distortions in the pipes may affect the tightness of the connection, the working of the valve and can even cause a rupture.

Chemical compositions we use for brass garden taps

1. China/Global Market

HPb57-3, HPb58-3, HPb59-1, HPb59-3 are most common materials used for China brass garden tap which are acceptable for most countries in the world, except for those customers have special requirements.

HPb57-3, also called China Normal brass, a variant of CW614N brass, is a local industry standard, with little Fe contents in composition, and lower costs than CW614N. It’s widely used as a standardized material in China and accepted by most global markets and customers.

HPb58-3, is a variant of CW617N brass and commonly used for brass garden tap in China local market.

HPb59-1, has less Fe, Pb and higher price costs, it’s more used for high-quality products or market, such as brass fittings for USA market.

2. European Market

CW614N and CW617N brass materials are widely used for European brass garden taps.

CW617N brass has better physical property to stand higher working pressure and temperature, more importantly the Pb percentage share is less than 2.5% and applicable for drinking water systems, good for environment and people’s health.

CW614N Brass is also popularly used because of similar compositions and lower costs, suitable for those applications without much environmental requirements.

3. USA Market

C46500 and C377700 are most widely used materials for USA brass garden taps

As a requirement of AB1953 regulations, all the brass valve parts which contact the water shall have Pb content less than 0.25%, also called lead-free brass or no-lead brass, all the brass water valves for USA market, such as ball valves, brass gate valves, brass garden taps, brass angle valves, have been compulsory to use lead free brass.

For those brass valves not for water use, such as brass radiator valves, heating valves, C377700, or China standard HPb59-1 brass materials are workable.

Surface treatments of brass garden taps

Surface treatments provide good protection to brass bibcocks

Rough color is brass bibcock body sandblasted and without plating.

Electroplating (nickel-plating and chrome-plating) can enhance the corrosion resistance of brass bibcocks, increase hardness, prevent abrasion, improve conductivity, smoothness, heat resistance.

How we produce brass garden taps

1. Brass raw materials are bought from local suppliers in forms of brass bars.

2. Brass bars are cut into smaller pieces with different sizes according to order requirements, heated with natural gas.

3. The heated brass bars are forged by forging machines, Out-comings are semi-finished rough brass bibcock bodies.

4. The rough brass bibcock bodies are trimmed and cut off unnecessary parts.

5. The rough brass bibcock bodies are washed with sanding machines, to clean the dirty and oils during production.

6. The rough brass bodies are machined by CNC machinery for threads and dimensions.

7. The machined brass bibcock bodies are nickel- or chrome-plated.

8. The brass valves are ready for delivery after final finished goods quality inspection.

How we pack brass garden taps

Brass bibcock packing is very important for safe transport and brand appearance.

We pack brass bibcocks in small inner boxes, then put into outer cartons, finally load in wooden pallets.

It will protect the goods well and can avoid damages and wet.

We also pack as per customers' OEM designs.

How we test brass garden taps

Our test laboratory equips with various devices for brass garden tap quality inspect and control, as well as new product development.

Equipment include material spectrometer analyzer, flow rate tester, torque tester, body resistance tester, endurance tester, high-low temperature tester.

These equipment enable us to analyze brass garden tap material compositions and type tests according to related standards, ensure our brass garden taps are correctly designed and produced.

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