Dramm Heavy-Duty Brass Shut-Off Valve - 1/4 Turn - Chrome-Plated Ball

Quarter-Turn Water Control at the Hose End - Solid Brass

Walking back to a spigot wastes time and water. This valve mounts at the end of your hose so you can stop the flow with one quarter turn of a large handle, even with wet hands. The body is machined from solid brass bar stock with a chrome-plated ball, and it is built to hold up to higher pressure than ordinary plastic shut-off valves.

Sold as a single valve, it suits home gardeners who want durable hose-end control and commercial growers who need a replacement or an addition for watering stations in greenhouses and indoor rooms.

Key Features & Benefits

• Solid brass bar stock body — durable construction for daily use.
• Chrome-plated ball — a hard ball surface for repeated shut-off.
• Quarter-turn handle — shuts off water quickly, even when your hands are wet.
• TPE O-ring and corrosion-resistant seals — help the valve hold up in wet conditions.
• Rated 1 to 110 psi — covers low-pressure and higher-pressure water lines.

Who Should Use Dramm Heavy-Duty Brass Shut-Off Valve

Use it if you water by hose in a garden, greenhouse or indoor cultivation space and want to control flow at the nozzle end. It fits growers who have worn out plastic valves.

About Dramm Heavy-Duty Brass Shut-Off Valve

Dramm manufactures this valve in the U.S.A. It combines a solid brass body, chrome-plated ball, TPE O-ring and corrosion-resistant seals. It operates between 1 and 110 psi and is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why choose brass over a plastic shut-off valve?
A: Brass is generally tougher than plastic and handles higher pressure and rough use better. This valve is built to withstand higher pressures than ordinary inexpensive plastic valves.

Q: How do I turn the water off?
A: Turn the large handle a quarter turn. The water stops, and the handle is easy to grip with wet hands.

Q: What water pressure can it handle?
A: It is rated from a minimum of 1 psi to a maximum of 110 psi. Stay within that range for reliable operation.

Q: What is a quarter-turn valve?
A: A quarter-turn valve moves from fully open to fully closed with a 90-degree turn of the handle. That makes it faster to operate than a valve that needs several rotations.

Q: What materials are used in it?
A: The body is solid brass bar stock and the ball is chrome plated. The O-ring is TPE, and the seals are corrosion resistant.

Q: Where is it made?
A: It is manufactured in the U.S.A.