Flanged Butterfly Valve

A flange butterfly valve is a type of valve used to regulate or isolate fluid flow in pipelines. It consists of a circular disc (butterfly) mounted on a rotating shaft, which opens or closes when the shaft is turned. The valve is designed with flanged ends for easy installation and secure connection to piping systems. Known for its compact design, lightweight construction, and quick operation, it is widely used in water treatment, oil and gas, chemical, and power industries. Flanged butterfly valves offer excellent sealing performance, corrosion resistance, and low maintenance, making them ideal for handling liquids, gases, and semi-solid media in various industrial applications.

Compact Design: Small size and lightweight, easy to install and maintain.

Quick Operation: Fast opening and closing, suitable for frequent use.

Excellent Sealing: High-quality sealing materials ensure leak-proof performance.

Corrosion Resistance: Available in various materials to handle corrosive media.

Cost-Effective: Lower initial and maintenance costs compared to other valve types.

Versatile Applications: Suitable for a wide range of industries, including chemical, oil, water treatment, and power.

Durable: Simple structure ensures long service life with minimal maintenance.

Precise Flow Control: Allows accurate regulation of medium flow.

High Pressure and Temperature Tolerance: Can withstand demanding operating conditions.

Easy Integration: Compatible with manual, pneumatic, or electric actuators for automation.

Flanged butterfly valves are reliable, efficient, and ideal for diverse industrial applications.

Flange butterfly valve has become an important equipment in industrial piping system due to its compact structure, flexible operation and good sealing. Correct selection, installation and maintenance can ensure its long-term stable operation and improve production efficiency.

Chemical industry: used for the control of corrosive media.

Petroleum industry: used for oil transportation and storage.

Power industry: used for boilers and cooling water systems.

Metallurgical industry: used for high-temperature and high-pressure gas and liquid control.

Water treatment industry: used for water supply and sewage treatment.