PMF V1245B forged brass trigger valve, 500 psi
The high-temperature brass valve in PMF's V1245 family, for wands and tools running hot solution at up to 500 psi.
Specifications
| Model | PMF V1245B |
|---|---|
| Maximum pressure | 500 psi (about 34.5 bar) — PMF specification |
| Temperature | High temperature rated |
| Body | Forged brass |
| Stem | Stainless steel |
| Handle | Stainless steel |
| Hanger | Cast aluminium, 1-1/2 inch or 1-1/4 inch (PMF offers both — confirm the size you need before ordering) |
Where it sits in the V1245 family
- V1245 — 400 psi, cast aluminium body. Lighter and cheaper; lower rating.
- V1245B — 500 psi, forged brass, high temperature. This listing.
- V1245S — cast stainless with a PTFE-sealed stem and heavy duty dipped handle, rated 1,000 psi high heat with the AC31V5 hanger.
We stock the V1245B. Ask us about the others.
Service parts
- Repair kit: PMF R1245 repair kit
- PMF also lists a reinforced handle (AC63R) for the V1245 family. Ask us if you need one.
Frequently asked questions
Which hanger size do I need?
Measure the outside diameter of the wand or tool tube the valve clamps to. PMF offers 1-1/2 inch and 1-1/4 inch hangers. Tell us the size when you order.
Does the R1245 kit also fit a V4N?
Yes. PMF lists the V4N kit as RV4N, but CCW's workshop has confirmed it is the same kit.
How does it compare with the V2P-EZ?
Both are 500 psi, high-temperature forged brass valves. The V2P-EZ has a PTFE seat, and PMF lists different repair kits for the two.
What we see in the field
A brass trigger can keep working for years, but grit through the seat will still make it drip. If the wand keeps spraying after release, stop and check the valve instead of accepting it as normal. A damaged seat won't be fixed by a tighter grip.
Not sure which valve you have, or which kit fits it? Send us a photo of the valve and we will identify it before you order.
