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Superior Chemical Resistance
PTFE coating resists acids, alkalis, solvents, and aggressive media, making it ideal for chemical and petrochemical industries412.
High-Temperature Tolerance
Operates in temperatures up to 200°C (392°F), suitable for steam and high-heat applications1012.
Zero Leakage & Low Friction
PTFE’s non-stick surface ensures tight sealing and minimal torque requirements for smooth operation48.
Lightweight & Compact
30–50% lighter than metal-seated valves, reducing installation costs and structural load810.
Low Maintenance
PTFE’s wear resistance extends service life, with minimal need for lubrication or part replacement812.
Chemical Processing: Handling corrosive fluids like acids, chlorine, and solvents412.
Pharmaceuticals: Compliant with FDA standards for hygienic, high-purity processes814.
Food & Beverage: Sanitary applications requiring non-contaminating surfaces8.
HVAC & Steam Systems: Regulating high-temperature water and steam1012.
Water Treatment: Resisting chlorine and ozone in disinfection systems4.
Parameter | Details |
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Size Range | DN50 (2") to DN600 (24") |
Pressure Rating | PN10/16, ANSI 150/300 |
Temperature Range | -20°C to 200°C (-4°F to 392°F) |
Materials | Body: Cast iron, SS304/316; Disc: SS304/316 with PTFE coating; Seat: PTFE/Viton®812 |
Standards | ISO 5752, API 609, FDA, ATEX (for explosive environments)1014 |
Inspect Seals Regularly: Check PTFE seats for wear or cracks every 6–12 months8.
Avoid Over-Tightening: Use torque wrenches to prevent seat deformation during installation8.
Clean Post-Use: Flush with neutral solvents to remove chemical residues and maintain PTFE integrity12.
Replace Coating: Reapply PTFE every 5–8 years in high-wear applications10.
Certified Safety: Meets ATEX, FDA, and ISO standards for hazardous or sanitary environments1014.
Cost Efficiency: Reduced downtime and maintenance costs compared to rubber-seated valves48.
Customization: Optional gear operators, fire-safe designs, or exotic alloys (e.g., Monel) for specialized needs812.
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Superior Chemical Resistance
PTFE coating resists acids, alkalis, solvents, and aggressive media, making it ideal for chemical and petrochemical industries412.
High-Temperature Tolerance
Operates in temperatures up to 200°C (392°F), suitable for steam and high-heat applications1012.
Zero Leakage & Low Friction
PTFE’s non-stick surface ensures tight sealing and minimal torque requirements for smooth operation48.
Lightweight & Compact
30–50% lighter than metal-seated valves, reducing installation costs and structural load810.
Low Maintenance
PTFE’s wear resistance extends service life, with minimal need for lubrication or part replacement812.
Chemical Processing: Handling corrosive fluids like acids, chlorine, and solvents412.
Pharmaceuticals: Compliant with FDA standards for hygienic, high-purity processes814.
Food & Beverage: Sanitary applications requiring non-contaminating surfaces8.
HVAC & Steam Systems: Regulating high-temperature water and steam1012.
Water Treatment: Resisting chlorine and ozone in disinfection systems4.
Parameter | Details |
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Size Range | DN50 (2") to DN600 (24") |
Pressure Rating | PN10/16, ANSI 150/300 |
Temperature Range | -20°C to 200°C (-4°F to 392°F) |
Materials | Body: Cast iron, SS304/316; Disc: SS304/316 with PTFE coating; Seat: PTFE/Viton®812 |
Standards | ISO 5752, API 609, FDA, ATEX (for explosive environments)1014 |
Inspect Seals Regularly: Check PTFE seats for wear or cracks every 6–12 months8.
Avoid Over-Tightening: Use torque wrenches to prevent seat deformation during installation8.
Clean Post-Use: Flush with neutral solvents to remove chemical residues and maintain PTFE integrity12.
Replace Coating: Reapply PTFE every 5–8 years in high-wear applications10.
Certified Safety: Meets ATEX, FDA, and ISO standards for hazardous or sanitary environments1014.
Cost Efficiency: Reduced downtime and maintenance costs compared to rubber-seated valves48.
Customization: Optional gear operators, fire-safe designs, or exotic alloys (e.g., Monel) for specialized needs812.
Title Tags: Use primary keywords (e.g., "PTFE Coated Butterfly Valve | Chemical-Resistant & High-Temperature").
Meta Descriptions: Highlight benefits like "Zero-leakage PTFE valves for corrosive fluids—ISO-certified & durable."
Header Tags: Structure with H2/H3 headers like "Applications of PTFE Butterfly Valves in Chemical Industries."
Image Optimization: Add alt text such as "PTFE-coated butterfly valve diagram for chemical pipelines."
Backlinks: Partner with industry blogs or directories (e.g., chemical processing forums