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Clippard JSLV Series valves offer large flow capability with a relatively short stroke, and no cross-over between inlet and exhaust on the 3-way models. Unlike ball valves, sleeve valves require no space for a handle. They also provide flexibility in pipe connections and are available with either male or female threads or combinations of both.
  Threaded Sleeve Valves
The J-Series sleeve valves with 1/8" NPT and 1/4" NPT ports offer large flow capability with a relatively short stroke in 2-Way and 3-Way valves, and no cross-over between inlet and exhaust on the 3-Way models.

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JSLV-2-F2F2 J-Series 2-Way Sleeve Valve, 1/8” Female In, 1/8” Female Out
JSLV-2-F2M2 J-Series 2-Way Sleeve Valve, 1/8” Female Inlet, Male Outlet
JSLV-2-F4F4 J-Series 2-Way Sleeve Valve, 1/4” Female Inlet, Female Outlet
JSLV-2-F4M4 J-Series 2-Way Sleeve Valve, 1/4” Female Inlet, Male Outlet
JSLV-2-M4F4 J-Series 2-Way Sleeve Valve, 1/4” Male Inlet, Female Outlet
JSLV-3-F2F2 J-Series 3-Way Sleeve Valve, 1/8” Female Inlet, Female Outlet
JSLV-3-F2M2 J-Series 3-Way Sleeve Valve, 1/8” Female Inlet, Male Outlet
JSLV-3-F4F4 J-Series 3-Way Sleeve Valve, 1/4” Female Inlet, Female Outlet
JSLV-3-F4M4 J-Series 3-Way Sleeve Valve, 1/4” Female Inlet, Male Outlet
JSLV-3-M4F4 J-Series 3-Way Sleeve Valve, 1/4” Male Inlet, Female Outlet
SLV-2 2-Position 2-Way Sleeve Valve, #10-32 Female Inlet / Male Outlet
SLV-3 2-Position 3-Way Sleeve Valve, #10-32 Female Inlet / Male Outlet
Clippard J-Series Sleeve Valves J-Series sleeve valves offer large flow capability with a relatively short stroke in 2-way and 3-way valves styles.  
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