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BV20000 Steadseal Valve

Weir valve incorportates a rubber seal clamped to the vane edge to ensure 360 degrees seal contact in the closed position. The Steadseal Butterfly Valve incorporates a rubber seal clamped to the vane edge and is designed to ensure a uniform 360° seal contact in the closed position. The double eccentric action moves the vane into and out of the bodyseat with the minimum of wear and seating torque. This valve is particularly suitable where both tight shut-off and control is required. Light Duty series “LD” valves for very low pressure applications (5psi shut-off), and double flanged valves are available.

 
  • BV20000

Features / Benefits

  • Double eccentric action moves the vane into and out of the seat with minimum wear and seating torque, giving longer seat life and reduced overall valve torque.
  • Valve Body in either Ductile Iron or Carbon Steel is protected with a number of different linings to suit each application. 
  • Sealing Ring is easily replaceable.

Ratings

ASME Class 150 to 300

Sizes

600 to 2000 mm (24 to 80")

Temperature Ratings

up to 200°C (up to 392°F)

MaterialS

All castable materials, Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Duplex, Super Duplex, Hastalloy, Inconel, Monel, Titanium, etc.

Options/Features

Resilient Seated (Waterworks)

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Batley Product Profile

1208 KB PDF

BV20000 Steadseal Valve OPMAN

80 KB PDF

Weir Combined Cycle Profile

354 KB PDF

Weir Valves Product App Matrix

657 KB PDF

Safety

111 KB PDF

Installation

140 KB PDF
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