1. Faucet Valves Key benefits Provide independent shut off for faucet supply lines, enabling quick maintenance without draining the whole system. Help prevent water damage from leaks by delivering a reliable, drip seal. Easy to install and , reducing downtime during faucet upgrades or repairs. What it solves Eliminates the need to shut off the main home water supply for faucet work. Reduces wasted water from minor leaks by ensuring a tight, durable seal. Offers a durable control point that resists corrosion and wear over time. Standout features Ceramic disc valve for smooth operation and long life. Brass body for strength and durability in residential systems. Low torque design for comfortable use and reliable performance. Built to work with standard faucet connections and common supply lines. Specifications (typical) Inlet and outlet configurations commonly include 1/2 inch inlet with 3/8 inch outlet; other configurations available on request. Material: brass body with ceramic disc and durable seals. Designed for standard household water pressure and temperature range. Material and construction Brass body for durability and reliability. Ceramic discs for consistent shut off and extended service life. Seals and gaskets chosen for compatibility with standard faucet materials. Compatibility Works with standard faucet supply lines and common plumbing fittings. Suitable for kitchen, bathroom and utility faucet installations where individual shut off is needed. Performance Drip shutdown when correctly installed. Smooth operation with minimal effort required. Built to withstand everyday use in homes and light commercial settings. Size options Available in common sizes (1/2 inch inlet, 3/8 inch outlet) with compatibility for other configurations on request. Designed to fit typical under sink and vanity configurations. Use scenarios Undersink kitchen faucet: isolate hot or cold supply line for quick faucet replacement or without shutting down main water. Bathroom vanity: use separate hot and cold valves to manage each line independently during maintenance. Outdoor or laundry area: install on exterior or utility lines to quickly stop water flow when hoses or fixtures need service. Installation and care Install with standard fittings and thread sealant or plumber tape as needed. Regularly inspect for leaks and seals or cartridges if wear is observed. Keep connections clean and of debris to maintain a reliable seal.