10079002-SL-VI-50HP-Waterjet-Part-2-Way-Angle-25.914.3-1
Product Name: 2-Way Angle Valve, 1/4" – Part No. 10079002
Description:
This component is a 2-way angle valve, specifically designed for 1/4 inch high-pressure waterjet cutting systems . The “2-way” designation indicates it has two ports (one inlet, one outlet), providing on/off control of the high-pressure water flow. The “angle” configuration features a 90-degree flow path, making it ideal for installations where space is constrained or where a directional change is required .
According to manufacturer documentation, this valve is rated for continuous operation at 60,000 PSI (approximately 4,137 bar) . Constructed from high-strength 316 stainless steel, it is engineered to withstand the extreme pressure cycling, vibration, and erosive conditions inherent in waterjet cutting operations .
This valve is an OEM-equivalent replacement part, with multiple cross-reference part numbers including AccuStream 1-13167-60-4, Flow A-0787-1, KMT 10079002, and WSI FT60VM4072 . The product weight is approximately 0.838 kg (1.85 lbs) . It is compatible with major waterjet systems including KMT, FLOW, BFT, WSI, and APW .
Applications:
Provides on/off control of high-pressure water flow in waterjet cutting systems, allowing operators to start, stop, or redirect pressure safely
Installed between the intensifier pump outlet and the cutting head assembly for main flow control
Suitable for ultra-high pressure waterjet systems operating at 60,000 PSI (4,137 bar)
Used in high-pressure manifolds, accumulator systems, and cutting head supply lines
Commonly used for pressure isolation, safety shutoff, and directional flow control in both cutting and pumping circuits
Compatible with KMT, FLOW, AccuStream, H2O Jet, OMAX, BFT, WSI, and other standard waterjet systems
Features:
2-Way, 90° Angle Configuration: Provides on/off flow control with a 90-degree directional change for space-efficient routing in tight installations
1/4 Inch Connection Size: Standard size for flexible high-pressure waterjet plumbing and motion axes
60,000 PSI Pressure Rating: Engineered for continuous operation at 4,137 bar
316 Stainless Steel Construction: Provides excellent corrosion resistance and structural integrity under extreme pressure cycling
Precision-Machined Sealing Surfaces: Ensures leak-tight shut-off and smooth valve operation. Internal components including stem, seat, and sealing surfaces are precision-ground and polished for long-lasting sealing integrity
Standard Cone-and-Thread Connections: Compatible with standard 1/4″ HP fittings, gland nuts, and coned inserts
Direct OEM Replacement: Interchangeable with AccuStream 1-13167-60-4, Flow A-0787-1, KMT 10079002, WSI FT60VM4072
Manual Operation: Manually operated hand valve for reliable flow control
Maintenance:
Failure Diagnosis (When to Replace):
External Water Leakage: Visible water weeping from the valve body or stem indicates seal failure, requiring immediate valve replacement or seal overhaul
Thread Damage: Stripped, galled, or corroded thread ports prevent proper tightening and will cause high-pressure leaks
Cone Seat Damage: Nicks, galling, or pitting on the 60-degree cone sealing surfaces will compromise the seal
Stem Seal Failure: If the valve leaks from the stem area during operation, internal stem seals have failed
Difficult Operation: If the valve handle requires excessive force or feels gritty when turning, internal components may be damaged or contaminated
Cracked or Deformed Body: Any visible cracking or distortion of the stainless steel valve body warrants immediate replacement
Scheduled Preventive Maintenance: Develop a routine for leak-checking high-pressure fittings and valves at the beginning of each shift; repair any leaks as soon as they are discovered
Inspection and Replacement Guidelines:
Full Depressurization (Critical): Before any maintenance, place the main electrical disconnect in the OFF position, bleed down all high-pressure lines, and follow lockout/tagout procedures. Never service a pressurized HP line
Leak Detection: Leaks not visible to the naked eye can often be discovered by feeling the temperature of components — if a connection feels warmer than normal, internal leakage may be occurring
Port Inspection: Before installation, thoroughly inspect both port threads and cone seats for nicks, galling, or deformation. Examine the valve body for cracks or corrosion
Component Replacement Practice: When disassembling a high-pressure joint, it is standard practice to replace the cone, gland, and collar if they show signs of wear
Thread Lubrication: Apply a thin, even layer of high-pressure anti-seize lubricant (e.g., “Silver Grade” or “Blue Goop”) to the male threads of the mating gland nuts only. Do not apply lubricant to the cone sealing surfaces
Two-Wrench Method (Critical): When tightening or loosening connections, use two appropriately sized wrenches—one to counter-hold the valve body and one to tighten the gland nut—to prevent twisting stress on the assembly
Torque Compliance: Tighten all connections to the specific torque values listed in the equipment service manual for 1/4" HP connections using a calibrated torque wrench. Over-tightening can damage threads or cone seats; under-tightening will cause high-pressure leaks
Clean Area Maintenance: Perform valve rebuilds in a designated clean area to prevent contamination of replacement parts with abrasive particles; wear disposable gloves to prevent natural oils from being introduced to seal materials
Replace if Damaged: Replace the valve immediately if threads are damaged, cone seats are pitted or deformed, cracks are visible, stem seals are leaking, or persistent leakage occurs despite correct installation
Storage: Store spare valves in a clean, dry environment to protect precision threads and sealing surfaces from damage before use
Cross-Reference Information:
OEM Part Number: 10079002
Connection Size: 1/4 inch HP
Material: 316 Stainless Steel











