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Miniature And Compact Grooved Butterfly Valve with Tamper Switch UL
Structurally, the valve disc is centrally positioned within the pipeline. A stem (rod) penetrates the disc and connects to an actuator mounted externally on the valve. Rotating the actuator rotates the disc to either a position parallel to the medium flow (fully open) or perpendicular to it (fully closed), thereby regulating the on/off control of the medium
Unlike ball valves, the disc of a butterfly valve remains permanently in the flow path—even when fully open, it does not disengage from the flow channel. Consequently, this design inherently induces a certain degree of pressure drop, a characteristic that makes butterfly valves more suitable for applications where strict pressure loss requirements are not a primary concern. In contrast, ball valves typically exhibit minimal pressure drop when fully open, as their ball cartridge is completely retracted from the flow path.




Construction
Parts | Material |
Body | Ductile Iron ASTM A536 Grade 65-45-12 |
Disc | Ductile Iron ASTM A536 Grade 65-45-12+EPDM |
Stem | Stainless Steel 1Cr17Ni2 |
Bushing | Bronze |
O-Ring | EPDM |
Gear-Box | Ductile Iron ASTM A536 Grade 65-45-12 |
Description
Vulcanized disc design for bubble-tight shutoff.
Flag type position indicator.
Range from DN50 up to DN65.
Minimum load loss.
Epoxy paint 200 microns min: RAL 3000.
Standards
Design: MSS SP-67
Grooved: AWWA C606
Pressure Rating: 200PSI
Working Temperature: 0℃- 100℃
Suitabilities
Water Fire Fighting