What is an actuator? Actuators are a common part of industrial mechanics and everyday life. To put it simply, an actuator is a device that makes a component move or operate tasks. There are two types of actuators: linear and rotary. For mechanics that require a...
Butterfly valves and control valves are two types of valves both commonly used in various processing applications. They both deal with the control of flow in a process, but the terms aren't synonymous. If you're wondering if butterfly valves are excellent replacements for the control...
If you work with petrochemicals at your plant, safety is constantly at the top of your list of everyday concerns. But how do you know just how safe your emergency shutdown valves are? In this post, you’ll learn how you can tell if your emergency...
A butterfly valve restrains the flow of any sort of semi-liquid or liquid you need to process, such as waste, oil, water, or gas. What makes it different from a regular valve is it has a disk that covers the passage to stop the flow...
Zero Offset Butterfly Valve - Rubber Seated The disc rotates around the center axis allowing for a potential 360º rotation. Sealing is achieved by the Disc deforming the soft seal resulting in full friction through the full operating cycle. Double Offset Butterfly Valve - High Performance To allow...
It’s important to pick the ideal device for your chemical or power plant, and the type required depends on its application. Triple offset butterfly valves are often considered the highest standard for virtually any application because they are durable, long-lasting and require minimum maintenance. However,...
Triple offset valves are less susceptible to wear and tear corrosion, and degradation, which makes them the most leak-proof and disaster-proof option for certain applications. Triple offset technology is made without materials that are vulnerable to corrosion. They’re the most durable option regardless of the...
There are huge safety risks that come with using the wrong type of butterfly valve for the temperature and pressure level of your application. Poorly installed butterfly valves can also cause problems. However, even when using a properly installed butterfly valve within its design limits...
General Service Vs. High-Performance Butterfly Valves: What's the Difference? There’s a lot that goes into choosing the right butterfly valve for your application. Different butterfly valves are built to withstand different temperatures and pressure levels, so it’s important you know the ins and outs of your...
Butterfly valves are used for large-scale processing applications that require quick, leak-proof opening and closing. A triple offset butterfly valve is a type of butterfly valve specially engineered to fix the shortcomings of other butterfly valve types. By design, it is the highest level of...
