Flagship lightweight platform
Aluminum butterfly valves
HF-520 centerline wafer valves with an ADC12 die-cast aluminum body and five operator routes.
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Butterfly Valve Range
Start with the HF-520 aluminum butterfly valve for compatible water, HVAC and equipment projects, then compare offset, lined and ductile-iron alternatives when the service or project specification requires another construction.
Construction map
Four butterfly-valve routes for different duties
Compare body and wetted materials, seat system, pressure class, connection and actuation to find the right starting point.
Offset soft-seat and metal-seat selection
High-performance butterfly valves
Catalog-listed Class 150/300 wafer and flanged configurations for drawing-led project review.
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Fluoropolymer-lined wetted path
PFA-lined butterfly valves
Two-piece butterfly valve construction with catalog PFA, FEP and PTFE material references.
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General water and HVAC screening
Ductile iron butterfly valve options
Portfolio examples for projects requiring a traditional ductile-iron body platform.
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Choose construction from the service data
Body material alone is not enough; review the complete pressure boundary and wetted-material system.
Medium
Name the fluid, concentration, contaminants and solids before screening seat, lining and trim.
Pressure & temperature
Supply normal and maximum values, differential pressure and any upset or cleaning condition.
Connection & size
Confirm nominal size, flange standard, pressure class, face-to-face and available installation space.
Operation
Define isolation or control duty, cycle frequency, fail position, utilities and required accessories.
Selection support
Start with the aluminum platform, then change construction only when the duty requires it.
Send the medium, pressure, temperature, size, flange standard, actuation and project documentation requirements for a side-by-side product-family review.