Description

Butterfly Valve is a widely used flow control valve across various industries due to its compact design, lightweight structure, and ease of use. It operates using a rotating disc mounted on a central axis to regulate, open, or shut off fluid flow in a piping system. It is suitable for water, oil, gas, chemical systems, and the energy sector.

Features of Butterfly Valve

Simple & Efficient Design
- Fewer components reduce leakage risks and simplify maintenance
- Allows precise flow control using a simple rotary mechanism
Quick Operation
- Requires only a 90-degree rotation to open or close
- Enhances process efficiency and saves time
Durability & Strength
- Made from high-quality materials such as stainless steel, cast iron, and chemical-resistant alloys
- Withstands high pressure and diverse temperatures
Versatile Applications
- Suitable for drinking water systems, wastewater treatment, chemical processes, oil & gas, power plants, and food industries
Automation-Ready
- Compatible with actuators (pneumatic or electric) for automated flow control
Compact & Lightweight
- Smaller and lighter than Gate or Globe Valves
- Ideal for limited-space installations and easy to mount

Types of Butterfly Valve

Wafer Type
- Compact design mounted between flanges with bolts
- Common in systems requiring easy maintenance and part replacement
Lug Type
- Features side lugs for bolting to the pipeline
- Allows removal or isolation without dismantling the entire pipeline
Flanged Type
- Equipped with flanges for bolted connections
- Suitable for high-strength, high-pressure systems
High-Performance Butterfly Valve (HPBV)
- Designed to withstand high pressure and temperature
- Used in steam and aggressive chemical systems

Applications of Butterfly Valve

Water Supply & Wastewater Treatment: Controls flow of drinking water, wastewater, and various liquids
Petrochemical & Energy Industries: Handles gas, oil, and fuels
Food & Beverage: Used in production of food, drinks, and pharmaceuticals
Chemical Industry: Manages flow of corrosive chemicals
Pulp & Paper Industry: Regulates chemical and liquid flows in pulp production