Buy 3/4" Loc-Line Valves Online in Australia
Three Loc-Line valves make up this range, all for the 3/4 inch modular hose system: a female NPT valve, a male NPT valve and an in-line valve. A valve lets you shut off or throttle flow to one branch of a hose run. Not sure which end fitting you need? Ask our team.
What's in the range
| Valve | Listings | Variants |
|---|---|---|
| Female NPT valve | 1 | 4 (black and blue/orange, each in 2 and 10 packs) |
| In-line valve | 1 | 3 (black, 10 pack; blue/orange, 2 and 10 packs) |
| Male NPT valve | 1 | 3 (black, 10 pack; blue/orange, 2 and 10 packs) |
Choosing a valve
Use the in-line valve when the valve sits between two lengths of 3/4 inch hose. Use the female or male NPT valve when it connects to a threaded NPT port, and match the thread gender to the port. Pick the colour and pack size to suit the job. All three are for the 3/4 inch system. Always check the data sheet. It is the source for ratings, thread sizes and fitment.
Related ranges
Start with the 3/4 inch Loc-Line system. Also see 3/4 inch threaded parts, 3/4 inch mounts, 3/4 inch Y fittings and our Loc-Line Modular Hose Guide: Sizes, Nozzles & Coolant Delivery.
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Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact the team or request a quote. We have supplied Australian industry since 1988.
3/4 inch Loc-Line Valves FAQs
What is the difference between the in-line valve and the NPT valves?
The in-line valve sits between two lengths of hose. The female and male NPT valves connect to a threaded NPT port.
How do I choose between male and female NPT?
Match the valve to the thread on your port. If the port is female, you need a male thread, and the other way round.
Can I use these on the 1/2 inch or 1/4 inch systems?
No. These are for the 3/4 inch system. The 1/2 inch and 1/4 inch systems have their own valves.