Shut-off valves

A shut-off valve closes or opens the gas or oil line to a burner, boiler or water heater. It sits in the supply run ahead of the burner, either as a manual isolating valve or as part of a valve train, and lets a fitter cut the appliance off from the mains without breaking into the pipework.

Choosing the right one comes down to a few parameters: nominal bore, thread or flange connection, straight or angled body, the medium, the pressure range and, on solenoid versions, the coil voltage. Take the order number from the appliance or the old valve, note the model designation of the burner or boiler, and we match that number to the equivalent in our range.