Are Oatey ice maker valves lead free?
Yes. All Oatey ice maker valves are lead free and meet NSF 61, section 9 requirements.
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Oatey® 1/4-Turn Angle Water Stop Valves
Key Features & Benefits
- Connects to iron pipe supply line with FIP connection
- Inlet: 1/2 in. female iron pipe (FIP)
- Outlet: 3/8 in. O.D.
- Commonly used for faucets, kitchen sinks and toilets
- 1/4-turn angle water stop valve controls flow of water
- For horizontal connections where water line passes through wall
- Quarter turn ball valve allows for use in tight spaces
- Brass forged body and solid brass stem ensure strength and durability
- PTFE seats allow for easy valve operation
- Every valve is pressure leak tested
- Full-size, easy-to-use handle
Specifications
| Brand: | Oatey |
|---|---|
| Material: | Brass |
| Color: | Chrome |
More Specifications
Available in 34 variations
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Oatey washing machine valves lead free?
No. Washing machine valves are not considered a source from which potable (drinking) water is gathered, and are not required to meet lead free requirements.
Why do some valves have hammer arrestors?
Hammer arrestors are designed to help with water hammer (banging noises) in the water lines when a washer or ice maker are in use. When the appliance’s quick closing valve shuts off, it will exposes any loose piping in the water supply system and make banging sounds. The hammer arrestor helps absorb the shock and minimize or eliminate the banging sound. Oatey manufactures a full line of pipe supports which can assist in securing the loose pipes.