Butterfly valve CEREX® 300-L
with handwheelpneumatically-operatedelectrically-actuated

butterfly valve
butterfly valve
butterfly valve
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Characteristics

Type
butterfly
Operation
with handwheel, pneumatically-operated, electrically-actuated
Function
distribution
Media
for water
Body
flange, seat, lug type, stainless steel, cast iron, line
Applications
for pipelines, for water systems, power line
Other characteristics
standard, DIN
DN

Max.: 600 mm
(23.622 in)

Min.: 50 mm
(1.969 in)

Pressure

10 bar, 16 bar
(145 psi, 232.1 psi)

Temperature

100 °C
(212 °F)

Description

Resilient-seated, lug-type butterfly valve for flange mounting to pipelines; disk with centric bearing; suitable for use in sea water applications. With replaceable liner mounted on a vulcanised seal carrier ring, and disk with triple bearing. Suitable for use in water treatment, water distribution, in dams, power plants and in industry. Sealing system/standard: Resilient seated in accordance with EN 593 Face-to-face length: acc. to EN 558, basic series 20 (DIN 3202 / K1) Lug-type for flanges acc. to EN 1092-2 Centric disk, mounted in three maintenance-free bearing bushes For bolting between pipe flanges As end-of-line valve for flange connection to pipeline flanges. Operation only permissible with suitable counter-flange. - DN 50-300: 16 bar - DN 350-400: 14 bar - DN 450-600: 10 bar Replaceable rubber sleeve with integrated seal for functionally reliable use for flared flanges, welding flanges, PE flanges as well as loose flanges with V-collar Stable sealing seat due to collar with vulcanized support ring Vacuum tight up to 0,2 bar absolute Tight in both flow directions Triple shaft bearing

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