PVC and CPVC ball valves are the standard shutoff valve for chemical dosing, water treatment, municipal water distribution, and any corrosive-fluid piping system where metal valves would corrode, leach, or contaminate the process. Non-metallic wetted parts — PVC or CPVC body, PTFE seats, and EPDM or Viton O-rings — make these valves compatible with chlorine, sodium hypochlorite, muriatic acid, sodium bisulfite, and hundreds of other chemicals that attack brass, iron, or stainless steel.
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1/2 in. CPVC Ball Valve -
1/2 in. Female NPT Schedule 80 PVC Ball Valve -
1/2 in. Socket Schedule 80 PVC Ball Valve -
1/2 in. White PVC Socket Valve -
3/4 in. Female NPT Schedule 80 PVC Ball Valve -
1-1/4 in. Female NPT Schedule 80 PVC Ball Valve -
1-1/4 in. White PVC IPS Ball Valve -
1-1/2 in. Socket Schedule 80 PVC Ball Valve -
1-1/2 in. White IPS PVC Ball Valve -
2-1/2 in. Schedule 40 Socket Ball Valve
Apex Flow Solutions stocks Schedule 80 PVC ball valves (gray), Schedule 80 CPVC ball valves (off-white), and standard white IPS PVC ball valves in female NPT and socket (solvent-weld) end connections across sizes from 1/2 in. to 2-1/2 in.
PVC vs. CPVC
Standard PVC is rated to 140°F and 150 PSI at 73°F — suitable for ambient-temperature chemical service and cold water lines. CPVC extends the operating temperature to 200°F and offers improved resistance to chlorinated water, oxidizers, and concentrated acids, making it the preferred material for hot water chemical dosing and elevated-temperature process lines. See our PVC Chemical Compatibility Chart before specifying for any chemical service.