Electric Lug Type Butterfly Valve
Resistant
Sealing
Operation
Long Life
Alis Valves is a trusted Electric Lug Type Butterfly Valve Manufacturer & Supplier in India, offering precision-engineered electrically actuated butterfly valves for reliable flow isolation and modulation in industrial process systems. Designed with a robust lug-style body and high-performance electric actuator, these valves provide bubble-tight sealing, low operating torque, accurate flow control, and seamless integration with PLC, DCS, and SCADA systems. They are widely used in water treatment, chemical processing, oil & gas, HVAC, power generation, pharmaceutical, food & beverage, and industrial automation applications.
Specifications
Size Range
DN50 to DN1200 (2" to 48")
Body Material
Cast Iron, Ductile Iron, Carbon Steel (WCB), SS304, SS316
Seat Material
EPDM, NBR, PTFE, Viton
Actuator Type
Electric Actuator
Control Signal
On/Off, 4–20 mA, 0–10 V, Modbus RTU (Optional)
Temperature Range
-20°C to +200°C (Depending on Seat Material)
Pressure Rating
PN10, PN16, PN25 / ANSI Class 150
Disc Material
SS304, SS316, Ductile Iron (Ni-Plated), Aluminium Bronze
End Connection
Lug Type
Power Supply
24V DC, 110V AC, 230V AC, 415V AC
Protection Class
IP67 / IP68
Design Standards
API 609, EN 593, ISO 5211
Product Images
Frequently Ask Questions
It is a lug-style butterfly valve operated by an electric actuator for automated flow isolation and control in industrial piping systems.
Yes, properly rated lug-style butterfly valves can be used for dead-end service, subject to the manufacturer's pressure and installation requirements.
Alis Valves manufactures and supplies Electric Lug Type Butterfly Valves for water treatment, oil & gas, chemical processing, HVAC, power, petrochemical, and other industrial applications.
The lug body has threaded mounting holes around the valve, allowing it to be securely bolted to the pipeline and providing greater installation flexibility than a wafer-style design.
A lug valve has threaded mounting holes and can be individually bolted to the pipeline, while a wafer valve is generally clamped between pipeline flanges using through-bolts.
