DN50-DN2000 PN16 Underground Ductile Iron Casting Steel Disc Double Flange Type Valve butterfly
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Product description
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applicable mediumWater, OilmediaAir, water, sewage, steam, gas and oil,etc
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port sizeDN50-DN2000structureButterfly
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temperature of mediaLow Temperature, Normal Temperaturemodel numberD341X-16Q
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applicationGeneralcustomized supportOEM, ODM
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powerManualwarranty1 Year
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Product nameductile iron casting steel disc double flange type valve butterflySizeDN50-DN2000
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PressurePN10/PN16Sealing materialEPDM,NBR,CR,FPM,etc
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MOQ1pieceDrawingsOffer
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OEMOfferConnectionFlange
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Materialductile iron,stainless steel,grey cast iron,etcApplication fieldMunicipal construction, water treatment, electricity etc
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