3/4" Sharkbite Push Ball Valve, Lead-Free, Sharkbite x Sharkbite

SharkBite® 3/4" Push-to-Connect Ball Valve – Fast Shutoff with Full-Flow Control

The SharkBite® 3/4" Push Ball Valve offers a fast, tool-free solution for controlling water flow in copper, CPVC, or PEX systems. Designed for use in potable water lines, this valve incorporates a push-to-connect mechanism that simplifies installation in tight spaces or time-sensitive repair situations—without compromising on flow capacity or pressure integrity.

Built for Jobsite Efficiency

This full-port valve features a quarter-turn lever for reliable shutoff and smooth operation. Its lead-free brass construction meets current safety and compliance standards, while the integrated slip feature allows up to 2 inches of damaged pipe to be removed and replaced without additional fittings—ideal for retrofit or service work in confined locations.

Key Features

• Push-to-Connect Technology – No soldering, unions, or glue required—connects directly to copper, CPVC, or PEX
• Slip End for Repair Work – Allows quick installation in existing pipe runs by eliminating a section of damaged pipe
• Full-Port Design – Maintains optimal system flow and minimizes pressure drop
• Forged DZR Brass Body – Corrosion-resistant, lead-free construction for long-term performance
• Quarter-Turn Chrome-Plated Ball – Ensures smooth shutoff with minimal wear
• Rated for Demanding Conditions – Suitable for use in systems up to 200 psi and 200°F

Specifications

• Valve Size: 3/4"
• End Connection: Push-to-Connect x Slip
• Body Material: Lead-Free Brass
• Max Working Pressure: 200 psi
• Max Temperature: 200°F
• Length: 4-1/2” (inlet to outlet)
• Certifications: NSF/ANSI 61, NSF 372, ASSE 1061, IAPMO Listed

Installation Guidelines

Ensure pipe ends are clean, round, and free of burrs before installation. Mark insertion depth per SharkBite specifications and push pipe fully into the fitting to ensure a watertight seal. Removal and repositioning can be performed with a SharkBite disconnect tool. Always confirm compatibility with local code requirements before installation.

Common Applications

• Water heater isolation
• Fixture branch shut-off
• Emergency repairs in pressurized systems