A full port brass ball valve consists of a spherical ball with a bore (hole) that aligns fully with the pipeline when the valve is open. Unlike reduced port valves, where the bore is smaller than the pipeline diameter, full port valves allow fluid to pass through without any restriction, ensuring maximum flow capacity. The valve body is made of brass, an alloy known for its corrosion...

A threaded brass ball valve consists of a hollow, perforated, and pivoting ball inside the valve body, which controls the flow of fluid through the valve. The valve operates by rotating the ball a quarter turn (90 degrees) to either allow or block the flow. The "threaded" aspect refers to the connection type: both ends of the valve feature screw threads that allow it to be securely...