Butterfly valves consist of a round disc or vane that is attached to a control lever or wheel, which when rotated as little as 90° will cause the disc to rotate and stand perpendicular to the flow of water through the pipes. Read More…

Leading Manufacturers
Jomar Valve
Warren, MI | 800-325-5690We manufacture flow control products for oil, chemical, food, nuclear & other industries. Product types include ball valves, butterfly valves, control valves, check valves, knife gate valves, pressure & safety relief valves, rotary process valves, sampling valves, electric actuators, pneumatic actuators, hydraulic actuators, actuator positioners and controls and much more. Visit our website soon!

M&H Valve Company
Anniston, AL | 256-237-3521M&H Valve, a division of McWane Inc., has been producing a full line of butterfly valves since 1967. Our valves come in various end configurations between 4"-48". Valves have standard actuators, but custom motorization. Pneumatic or manual actuation is also available.

Macomb Group
Sterling Heights, MI | 586-274-4100Wholesale distributor of butterfly valves, Macomb Group distributes from top manufacturers. We offer pneumatic butterfly valves, stainless steel butterfly valves and aluminum butterfly valves. Our valves are resilient seated, lined, high performance for industrial and commercial purposes.

Modern Fluid Power, Inc.
Blanchester, OH | 937-783-2094We are stocking distributors of valves and components. Some of our product includes actuators, ball valves (bronze, carbon, stainless steel, flanged), pneumatic controls, electric actuators. We supply to the pipe, valve and O.E.M. markets. Fabrotech, Keckley, Lenz are some name brands we carry.

TVI
Emmaus, PA | 610-967-6388At Thermoplastic Valves, we have been providing exceptional customer service and high quality products since we first opened our doors; this is something we strive to keep doing long into the future! We are committed to our customers and we want to prove it to you! Allow us to show you the difference when you work with true experienced professionals! Visit our website today or get in touch with us via telephone or email!

Posi-flate Butterfly Valves
St. Paul, WI | 651-484-5800Less friction, low torque, less wear, longer life. Unlike other valves that seal with friction, Posi-flate’s unique butterfly valve uses an inflatable seat to seal with air pressure. Thus it requires less torque and a smaller actuator, resulting in lower cost. Plus, the seat automatically compensates for wear, providing longer life. Some users have reported over 6 million cycles and the valves are still going strong.

World Wide Metric
Branchburg, NJ | 732-247-2300We believe in creating the best butterfly valve design techniques in the industry today. We are proud of our products, and we work on the cutting edge every day. Our goal is to act as your servant in all areas of service. We pledge to get your valves to you on time each and every time. Find out more about us by contacting us today!

AWWA butterfly valves are made out of ductile or cast iron with stainless steel or rubber seating and all materials, coatings and lubricants must be suitable for use with drinking water. According to AWWA C504, the section that sets standards for butterfly valves that will be used in water pipes, the valves should be bubble tight and able to shutoff completely. Flanges must be used to install AWWA butterfly valves.
These valves must be carefully regulated because they come into contact with water and, while some of that water is wastewater or water that is not yet potable, the valves must be as sanitary and safe as possible. The materials help prevent rust from forming and contaminating the water. AWWA butterfly valves are used in any circumstance in which water may be ingested. AWWA valves are always readily operable because they are precisely machined to prevent sticking, a characteristic that is very attractive.
AWWA butterfly valves are standard valves; unlike high performance or triple offset butterfly valves, the disc is flat and centered. When the valve is open, the disc turns within its mounting so that it lays parallel to the direction of the pipe and the flow of water. The thickness of the disk does not pose much of an obstruction for the current. The lever control outside of the pipe may be manually or automatically operated to open and close the valve.
Torque limitations and ratings identify how much power is required to close the valve without making it over tight, so that the stem is not damaged. Most lever controlled butterfly valves are quarter turn valves. AWWA butterfly valves, however, are usually operated by a hand wheel that must be completely rotated at least once.
This allows the valve to be opened in increments to better control the water flow, thereby controlling how much water flows through the pipes and at what speed. Also, unlike ball valves that trap small volumes of liquid inside them when they close, butterfly valves completely seal out all water. There is no space in which water can become trapped and AWWA butterfly seals provide a 100% seal.