Butterfly valves are valves fitted with a disc shutter that rotates around a normal axis in the direction of the pipe where they have been installed. The role of the valves is to intercept or divide the flow of the fluid/gases conveyed. In particular, butterfly valves are used when exact precision is not needed and a limited load loss is required.

Butterfly valves are mainly made up of a valve body, usually made of cast iron (grey or ductile) or stainless steel (CF8), by a disc shutter (stainless steel or other materials) that can rotate around an axis diameter, thus reducing the flow section until closure, and by a sealing seat.

You can opt for either the soft sealing seat, made up of an elastomer (PTFE NBR EPDM) which ensures a grade A degree of loss in line with UNI EN 12266-1 or, in the case of more severe temperature conditions or due to the flow of corrosive fluids, the metal (stainless steel) seal solution can be adopted that has a degree of loss lower than 1% of the flow.