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Keystone Series GRF heavy duty double flanged concentric design resilient seated butterfly valves 2013-09-10
The Keystone Series GRF is a heavy duty double flanged concentric design resilient seated butterfly valve aimed at general purpose applications.
Features & Benefits:
Double flanged body design with f
Tomoe 302A/304A High Performance Valve(Butterfly Valve) 2013-09-03
Discovanne and 300 Series are designed to suit those severe conditions such as high temperature and high pressure which do not allow the use of rubber seated valves. High performance butterfly valves
TOMOE The Ultimate Process Valves(Butterfly Valves) 2013-07-01
Triple offset and ellipsoidal sealing geometry
Bi-directional bubble tight shut-off
Inherently firesafe by design
Developed Geometry results in:
-Zero seat/Seal friction
-Low torques
-Extended servic
Butterfly Valve - Cast Iron, 200 PSI, Flanged FC-2765 2013-06-27
The NIBCO® flanged end flat faced type butterfly valve provides bubble-tight shutoff at 200 psi. The valve is an excellent substitute for a gate valve installed in water (200°F or lower) application
Tomoe Tritec Ultlmate Process Valves(Butterfly Valves) 2013-06-21
Triple eccentric metal seated ultimate process valve(Butterfly Valves) with wafer, lugged, double flanged, and butt weld design. API 607/API 6FA Fire tested. Exotic materials, cryogenic to high temper
Sticky Wickets: Coatings Mitigate Butterfly Valve Leakage at Cushman No. 2 2013-06-17
Over time, water flowing through the three penstocks at the 90-MW Cushman No. 2 powerhouse resulted in pits and eroded areas on the butterfly valves used to shut off water supply to the turbines. The
Bray Controls' New Large Diameter Butterfly Valve 2013-01-15
Bray Controls has designed a line of 22 to 96 inch (550 to 2,400 mm) resilient, seated butterfly valves for highly abrasive and corrosive applications. These valves meet process requirements with chlo
An Actuated Butterfly Valve A What 2012-12-25
Butterfly valves were used back in 1872 to control the flow of air and steam through fans that were essentially turbines.



