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Industrial Area Phase 2, Chandigarh | Serving Chandigarh, Mohali & Panchkula

Brass Valves in Chandigarh

Brass ball valves, gate valves and pressure reducing valves in threaded sizes for homes, offices and building services.

Quick answer

Hindustan Traders in Chandigarh sells brass valves for plumbing: brass ball valves for quick on and off control, brass gate valves for main line isolation, and brass pressure reducing valves (PRV) to protect taps, mixers and geysers from high pressure. Common threaded sizes from 1/2 inch upward are available for customers in Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula.

Overview

Small valves that decide how well a house plumbing works

Brass valves sit at the points where you need control: the main inlet, the geyser line, each bathroom and the tank outlet. A good brass valve turns smoothly for years. A poor one seizes or drips within a season. We keep brass valves in the sizes plumbers use every day, so you can replace a failed valve the same day.

If your building has a booster pump or you live on a lower floor of a tall block, water pressure can be high enough to damage fittings and mixers. A pressure reducing valve on the inlet solves that. Ask us which size and setting range suits your line.

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At a glance

StoreHindustan Traders, Industrial Area Phase 2, Chandigarh
CategoryBrass Valves
OrdersRetail and bulk, GST billing
AreasChandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, Zirakpur, Kharar
Price and stockCall or WhatsApp 099881 94499

Range

Brass valves available

Brass ball valve

Quarter-turn lever valve for fast, full on or off control. The most common valve in home plumbing.

Brass gate valve

Wheel-operated valve for main lines where you need full flow when open.

Pressure reducing valve (PRV)

Brings high incoming pressure down to a safe, steady level for taps, mixers and geysers.

Concealed and angle valves

For bathroom fittings, wash basins and toilets, with matching chrome finishes.

Brass fittings

Adaptors, nipples, sockets and unions to join brass valves to CPVC, UPVC or GI lines.

Buying tips

Choosing a brass valve

  • Ball or gate: ball valves for quick shut off, gate valves where you rarely operate the valve and want full bore flow.
  • Thread size: check the pipe size and thread type before buying. Bring the old valve if you are not sure.
  • Pressure rating: look for the PN marking on the body.
  • High pressure lines: fit a PRV before mixers and geysers.

Applications

Common uses

  • Main water inlet of a house or flat
  • Geyser inlet and outlet lines
  • Overhead tank outlets
  • Bathroom and kitchen isolation points
  • Office and commercial building plumbing

Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Which is better for home use, a ball valve or a gate valve?

For most home points a brass ball valve is the better choice because it shuts off with a quarter turn and is less likely to jam. Gate valves are still used on main lines where full bore flow matters.

What does a pressure reducing valve do?

A pressure reducing valve lowers high incoming water pressure to a steady, safer level. It protects taps, mixers, flush valves and geysers and can reduce leaks.

Can brass valves be joined to CPVC pipes?

Yes. Use CPVC brass adaptors (male or female threaded) to connect brass valves to CPVC lines. We keep these adaptors with our Astral and Prince fittings.

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