Three Way Ball Valves: Controlling direction of flow

All Hayward^® three way ball valves have true union bodies which can be separated from the pipe connections, enabling servicing (adjustment or replacement) of the valve’s seats and seals without disassembly of the pipeline.

Hayward’s three way ball valves are available in PVC and CPVC materials, and either material can be provided with your choice of EPDM or FPM stem o-ring seals. There are two distinct types of three way ball valves body styles, standard (bottom inlet) and lateral (side inlet).

The Hayward^® TW series (illustrated on the left) has a bottom inlet connection relative to the valves handle.

Compared to the TW series, Hayward’s LA series (illustrated on the right) has a side inlet, relative to the valve’s handle.

The flow into the valve can be through any of the three ports; for example you might want to divert flow from either port to a common port or from the common line to both or alternate ports.

Each valve has a datasheet illustrating the different diverting balls available and their respective flow path with the handle at 0°, 90° and 180°. The diverting balls are drilled in three different styles referred to as NT, TW and TP.

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