A Turflon butterfly valve is an air-operated valve with high corrosion resistance and excellent sealing performance, widely used in pipelines and vessels for gases, liquids, and semi-solids in systems such as oil, chemicals, food, steel smelting, papermaking, and hydropower, for purposes of cutting off and regulating equipment.

Structural Features

The main features of the fluorine-lined turbine butterfly valve include:

Compact and lightweight: Compared to gate valves with the same parameters, butterfly valves typically reduce weight by an average of 30-50%.

Ergonomic Operation: The butterfly plate can rotate 90° for opening and closing, making it easy to operate, install, and maintain.

Excellent sealing performance: Utilizes high molecular material lining technology, offering excellent corrosion resistance, suitable for various concentrations of acids, bases, salts, and organic solvents.

‌Optimized Regulation Performance: Flow characteristics approach a straight line, offering superior regulation performance.‌

Wide Application Range: Configurable with pneumatic and electric devices to meet remote control and programmed needs.

Application Scenarios

Turbofluorine-lined butterfly valves are suitable for pipeline systems handling various corrosive media such as fresh water, wastewater, seawater, air, steam, food, and pharmaceuticals. Due to their excellent sealing properties and corrosion resistance, these valves find wide applications in industries such as chemicals, oil, food processing, and steel smelting.