Butterfly Valves

Butterfly valves are essential components in fluid control systems, renowned for their versatility and efficient operation. These valves belong to the family of quarter-turn valves, characterized by a disc or vane that rotates around a central axis to control the flow of fluids. Here's a comprehensive description of butterfly valves. Butterfly valves are typically composed of a circular disc or plate, which is mounted on a rod at the center. The disc can be rotated 90 degrees within a pipe to either allow or block the flow of fluids. The simplicity of their design makes butterfly valves easy to install and maintain. The disc may be made of various materials, including metal, rubber, or plastic, depending on the application and the nature of the fluids being controlled.