Teflon Lined Butterfly Valves – Manufacturer, Supplier & Exporter in India
OEM Manufacturer, Supplier & Exporter from Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
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- Price Basis: Ex-Ahmedabad Factory
- Payment Terms: Advance Payment
- Delivery: Ready Stock / Fast Dispatch
- Packaging: Standard industrial export-worthy packing
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What Is a Teflon Lined Butterfly Valve?
A Teflon lined butterfly valve is a quarter-turn rotary valve where internal wetted surfaces (body, disc face, and seat) are fully lined with PTFE, FEP, or related fluoropolymers. This lining acts as a chemically inert barrier, preventing corrosion and contamination when handling aggressive acids, alkalis, and solvents.
Kelor by Krishna Industries manufactures these butterfly valves at our Ahmedabad facility. The compact wafer-style design allows straightforward installation between standard flanges, minimizing space and total installed cost.
How Does It Work?
It operates on a simple quarter-turn principle. A circular disc mounted on a central stem rotates 90 degrees. In the closed position, the disc presses against the PTFE seat for a bubble-tight shut-off. In the open position, it aligns with the flow, offering minimal resistance. The fluoropolymer lining ensures the process fluid never touches the metal body, guaranteeing zero leaching and excellent corrosion resistance.
Types of Teflon Lined Butterfly Valves
1. Wafer Type
The most common and cost-effective configuration. It fits between two pipe flanges using through-bolts. Ideal for non-critical dead-end services and applications where the pipeline can be depressurized for maintenance. Available from DN50 (2″) to DN600 (24″).
2. Lug Type
Features threaded lugs protruding from the valve body, allowing each flange to be bolted independently. This enables downstream pipework to be disconnected without draining the upstream side, making it ideal for maintenance-sensitive installations.
PTFE vs. FEP Lining: Which to Choose?
Understanding this difference helps you select the right valve for your process conditions:
| Property | PTFE (Teflon) | FEP |
|---|---|---|
| Max Temperature | Up to 180 °C | Up to 150 °C |
| Chemical Resistance | Superior; broadest range | Excellent; slightly less for certain solvents |
| Best For | High-temp chemical processing, aggressive acids | Food & pharma, sanitary, lower-temp service |
Technical Specifications
| Valve Type | Wafer / Lug Style |
| Nominal Size | 50 mm – 600 mm (2″ – 24″) |
| Pressure Rating | PN10 / PN16 / ANSI 150 |
| Operating Temperature | -20 °C to 180 °C (depending on lining) |
| Seal / Lining Material | PTFE / FEP Soft Seat with Full Body Lining |
| Operation Options | Manual Lever / Gearbox / Pneumatic / Electric Actuator |
| Testing Standards | API 598, EN 12266-1, 15 KVDC Spark Testing |
Why Choose Kelor Valves?
Unlike generic traders, Kelor by Krishna Industries is a dedicated manufacturer. Every valve undergoes rigorous quality checks, including shell pressure testing, seat leakage testing, and visual inspection of lining integrity before dispatch. We maintain ready stock for common sizes (DN50 to DN300) for fast dispatch from Ahmedabad, and we export globally with full technical support.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum temperature for a PTFE lined butterfly valve?
PTFE lined valves are rated for continuous service up to 180 °C. FEP lined variants are suitable up to approximately 150 °C.
What chemicals can a Teflon lined butterfly valve handle?
They resist virtually all industrial chemicals, including concentrated sulphuric acid, hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide, and most organic solvents. Always verify compatibility for molten alkali metals or elemental fluorine.
What is the difference between wafer and lug type butterfly valves?
A wafer valve is installed between two flanges with through-bolts (more economical). A lug valve has threaded lugs allowing independent flange bolting, enabling dead-end service and removal without draining the entire line.
What is the delivery time for Teflon lined butterfly valves from Kelor?
Common sizes (DN50 to DN300) with manual or gearbox operation are typically available from ready stock. Larger sizes or actuated versions may require a short manufacturing lead time.
