1/2" NPT Ball Valve for Brew Kettle

Regular price $24.99
Stainless steel 1/2” NPT ball valve designed for brew kettle wort transfers, kettle draining, and mash tun conversions.
  • Stainless steel 1/2” NPT ball valve
  • Compatible with brew kettle threaded ports
  • Supports mess-free wort transfers
  • Compatible with 3/8" and 1/2" barbed hose fittings
  • Can help convert kettles into mash tuns
  • Includes recessed nut and silicone washer
  • Designed for reusable brewing setups

Install the ball valve into a compatible 1/2" NPT threaded kettle port.

Position the silicone washer inside the vessel according to your setup.

Secure the valve using the included recessed nut.

Attach compatible transfer tubing using a 3/8" or 1/2" barbed hose fitting if desired.

Open and close the valve to control wort flow during transfers.

Clean thoroughly after use.

  • One 1/2" NPT Ball Valve for Brew Kettle
  • Recessed 1/2" nut
  • Silicone washer

This stainless steel ball valve is designed for controlled liquid transfers during brewing.

Useful for:

  • Wort transfers from kettle to fermenter
  • Gravity-fed brewing setups
  • Mash tun conversions
  • Kettle draining
  • Brewing system upgrades
  • Tubing-connected transfer systems

The valve allows brewers to transfer liquids without lifting heavy brew kettles.

This ball valve can also help:

  • Improve brew day workflow efficiency
  • Reduce spills during transfers
  • Support custom brewing equipment builds
  • Simplify kettle draining and cleaning

Unused kettle ports can be plugged with a compatible 1/2" NPT hex plug if needed.

  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Connection Type: 1/2" NPT
  • Design: 2-piece ball valve
  • Threading:
    -1/2" NPT female end
    -1/2" external thread
  • Compatible With:
    -8 Gallon Brew Kettle with Ports
    -3/8" barbed hose fittings
    -1/2" barbed hose fittings
  • Includes:
    -Recessed 1/2" nut
    -Silicone washer
  • Reusable: Yes
1/2" NPT Ball Valve for Brew Kettle
$24.99

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