Pneumatic Flange Soft Seal Butterfly Valve - D641X

The D641X Pneumatic Flange Soft Seal Butterfly Valve consists of a rubber-sealed butterfly valve and a valve disc and stem made of carbon steel or stainless steel. It is suitable for temperatures ≤120°C and is used in industries such as textiles, papermaking, food, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, petroleum, and electric power for regulating flow and cutting off media in water supply and drainage as well as gas pipelines. Its main features include:

1. Novel and rational design, unique structure, lightweight, and quick opening and closing.
2. Low operating torque, easy operation, labor-saving, and flexible.
3. Can be installed in any position, easy maintenance.
4. Replaceable sealing components, reliable sealing performance achieving bidirectional sealing with zero leakage.
5. Sealing materials are aging-resistant, corrosion-resistant, and have a long service life.

Pneumatic Flange Soft Seal Butterfly Valve Standards

Design Standard: GB/T2238-1989
Flange Connection Dimensions: GB/T9113.1-2000; GB/T9115.1-2000; JB78
Structure Length: GB/T12221-1989
Pressure Test: GB/T13927-1992; JB/T9092-1999

Pneumatic Flange Soft Seal Butterfly Valve Actuator

Utilizes the new AW series pneumatic actuator:
Basic Design: Pneumatic double-cylinder double-piston fork-type transmission mechanism; Model AWxx = double-acting; Model AWxxS = single-acting (spring return).
Rotation Angle: Double-acting = 90°; Single-acting = 90°; adjustable from both ends -5° to +5°.
Operating Environment Temperature: -20°C to 90°C.
Air Source Pressure: 0.2 to 0.8Mpa (maximum 1.0Mpa).

Optional Accessories

Depending on control and requirements, the following accessories can be selected:
Cut-off Accessories: Single solenoid valve, double solenoid valve, limit switch feedback device.
Regulating Accessories: Electric positioner, pneumatic positioner, electro-pneumatic converter.
Air Source Treatment Accessories: Air filter regulator, air source treatment triple unit.
Manual Mechanism: HVSD hand-operated mechanism