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Versatile Design, Premium Quality & Hard Chrome Plating




The Knob of Angle Faucet is Quarter Turn Has No

Angular Stop Cock-2 Way Without Wall Flange

Connects Various Pipes to a Single Point of Control
Premium Ceramic Cartridges are Tested for More than 500000 Operations

Eco-Friendly & Easy to Maintain
Faucet Handle/Lever Enabled with the Quarter-Turn Operation on Both, Left







Mirror Look Technology & Long Life Bright
Modern Design Giving a Modern Look to Your Bathing Area,...






Higher Durability with Easy Water Flow
Long Lasting Shine

This faucets needs to be preinstalled before fixing tiles
Elegant Finish, Stunning & Shimmering

Casting: 100% virgin Brass Ingots certified for 63% Copper to
This Angular Stop Cock comes with an adjustable wall flange









Gives Hassle Free Performance
Designed with Engineered Perfection Through State of Art Technology

Anti Corrosive and Easy to Clean
Inlet Connection Size - 15mm

Anti-Corrosive, Easy to Clean & Easy to Install
Inlet Connection Size - 15mm

Connects Various Pipes to a Single Point of Control
The High Thickness of the Ceramic Disc Provides Smooth Movement

Connects Various Pipes to a Single Point of Control
Cast with Solid Lead-Free Brass Ingot for Maximum Durability


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What is a brass stopcock?
A brass stopcock is a valve, typically made of brass, used to control the flow of water or other fluids in a pipe system. It allows you to turn the supply on or off completely.
Where are brass stopcocks commonly used?
Brass stopcocks are commonly found in plumbing systems for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. They are often used as main water shut-off valves, garden taps, or isolation points for specific fixtures.
What are the advantages of using brass stopcocks?
Brass offers excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and strength, making brass stopcocks reliable and long-lasting. They are also relatively easy to machine and can withstand high pressures and temperatures.
How do I operate a brass stopcock?
Most brass stopcocks have a handle or a lever. To turn off the flow, rotate the handle clockwise until it stops. To turn it back on, rotate it counter-clockwise.
Are there different types of brass stopcocks?
Yes, there are various types, including gate valves, ball valves, and bib taps, all of which can be manufactured from brass. The choice depends on the specific application, required flow control, and pressure rating.