What is the name of the type of ball valve without a handle that is used in toilets and bathrooms?
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As the title says. It’s the type of ball valve commonly used in ordinary residential homes to regulate bath water – a ball valve that can be opened quickly and easily without a handle. Because the ball valves used in factories usually come with handwheels, is there any specific type name for those valves that don’t have handwheels and are more commonly used in residential buildings, so as to distinguish them from those with handwheels? This question is pretty stupid… I’m not very familiar with valves and pipe fittings either; could someone who knows more about this provide some guidance? Thank you :)
Without a handwheel or handle? It’s best to send a picture. There are many types of valves used in bathrooms, and it could also be a plug valve.
I would like to know that too; I earnestly ask those who are more knowledgeable for their guidance
Most valves with hand wheels are globe valves, while most valves with handles are ball valves.
It should be a plug valve. It can also control the flow rate! In factories, usually one large controller manages several smaller ones!
Can’t find the picture: L I’ll go to the hardware store and ask around
Most of them are plug valves. . You mean the faucet, right? .