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Butterfly Valve Handwheel

Whether you are assembling a butterfly valve handwheel or simply looking for a replacement, it is critical that you select the correct one for your needs. You should also make certain that the valve you select is made of a durable material that will last for a long time.

Multiple O-ring shaft sealing eliminates process media interaction with stem/shaft

The use of multiple O-ring shaft sealing in a butterfly valve is a very effective method of preventing process media interaction with the stem/shaft. This design will provide you with a long-lasting, maintenance-free seal.


A butterfly valve is a versatile valve that can be used in a wide range of applications. They are used to stop flow in water supply, pipelines, and pumping stations. They require little maintenance, are simple to install, and are inexpensive. There are numerous types of butterfly valves. Depending on the application, they come in a variety of sizes.


There are several methods for sealing a butterfly valve. One method employs an elliptical seal and disc, which provides a tighter seal when closed. A retaining ring holds this seal in place. This enables a full 360-degree sealing contact and reduces operating torques.


Why choose Alpine Flow Butterfly Valve Handwheel?

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Double-flanged butterfly valves

The double flanged butterfly valve is used in a variety of industries. They are used in applications such as water supply, food and beverage processing, waste water treatment, and fire protection. They're also used in mining, refineries, and steam power plants.


These valves are typically made of tough metals like carbon steel, ductile iron, and nickel alloys. They are used to handle corrosive as well as acidic fluids. Some of these materials are also heat resistant.


A butterfly valve's disc serves to prevent fluid flow. It is linked to the handwheel by a stem. To open and close the valve, turn the handwheel. To prevent fluid leakage when the valve is closed, the disc rests on the seat. When the disc is opened, it rotates along the path of the fluid.


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