Three-Way Side Load Manifold Valve for Sprayers and Liquid Transfer Systems

Description

When you need to control flow direction in your sprayer or liquid transfer setup, this three-way side load valve gives you directional flow, right or left. Whether you’re moving chemicals between tanks, switching between field sections, or directing flow to different boom sections, this valve lets you change direction without shutting down the whole system.

What You’re Getting

• Full 2-inch flow capacity with standard flange connections that handle high volumes without bottlenecking
• Side load design lets you rotate the valve body to send flow left or right without changing plumbing
• Polypropylene construction resists agricultural chemicals and won’t corrode like metal valves
• Valve cannot be turned off – it’s designed for continuous flow direction rather than shut-off applications
• Three-piece construction allows for field servicing when you need to replace seals or clean the ball

Built for Real Farm Work

This valve fits into liquid transfer systems where you need clean flow to your pumps, sprayers, or irrigation equipment. It’s commonly used on nurse tanks, field sprayers, and liquid fertilizer applicators where you need to switch flow between different tanks or boom sections. The poly construction handles agricultural chemicals that would eat up metal valves, making it ideal for herbicide, insecticide, and liquid fertilizer applications.

Made to Last

It’s built to handle the temperature swings and rough handling that come with farm work. The polypropylene body won’t crack in cold weather or get brittle from UV exposure, and the ball mechanism stays smooth even after thousands of cycles in dusty field conditions.

Installation Notes

The flanged connections bolt directly to your existing 2-inch manifold or piping system. Use proper flange gaskets to prevent leaks, and position the valve where you can easily reach the handle from the operator’s station. Remember that this valve redirects flow rather than stopping it, so make sure your system is designed for continuous circulation.