• butterfly valveEPDM StandardSize: DN40-DN1200 Place of Origin: China (Mainland) System 1
butterfly valveEPDM StandardSize: DN40-DN1200 Place of Origin: China (Mainland)

butterfly valveEPDM StandardSize: DN40-DN1200 Place of Origin: China (Mainland)

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Standard or Nonstandard: Standard Structure: Butterfly Pressure: Low Pressure Power: Manual Material: Casting Temperature of Media: Normal Temperature Media: Water Port Size: DN40-DN1200 Place of Origin: China (Mainland) Wafer type: butterfly valve Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details: Plactic bag+Paper cover+Plywood cases 

Delivery Detail: Within 20 days 

Specifications

Wafer type lined butterfly valve 

1.Design standard:ISO,BS,API 

2.DN40-DN1200 

3.PN10/PN16/PN25 

4.Center lined disc 



Wafer type lined butterfly valve 


 


 


Technical Data


DN40-DN1200mm PN1.0-1.6MPa


General Design:ISO 5752 / BS 5155 / API 609


Body: Cast Iron, Ductile Iron, Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel


Seat: EPDM, PTFE, NBR,Viton


Stem: Stainless Steel, Steel,


Disc: Ductile Iron with Nickel Coating,Ductile Iron with Nylon Coating, Stainless Stee 304/316l, Alu-Bronze,Duplex steel


Flange Connection:DIN,ANSI,JIS,BS


 


Product Features


Wafer type flanged body style fit between FF or RF flanges


PTFE bushing ensure the maximum shaft support and centralized alignment


360°polished disc assures positive on-off


Hard-Backed Cartridge seat or Edge-Boot seat


The pin,spline or square connection are all available


Universal ISO 5211 mounting pad.

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The gasket set is probably $ 20, so double that to $ 40..... 270 - 40 is 230, divided by 2 man-hours, which is the usually dealership minimum, gives $ 115 an hour. I DON'T THINK SO !!!! Unless you live in Hawaii where everything is expensive, that sounds steep.... real steep. Dealers around here get like $ 85 an hour, so two hours is 170, plus 40 is 210 bucks; Still killer money for the dealer..... I'd question that estimate ask if there is some extraordinary challenge to working on your car. It is possible there are accessories mounted over the valve cover that will have to be moved, or that's it's a canted V-6 with one valve cover tucked up against the fire wall. Be nice, smile, ask questions.... Maybe even have someone show you what has to be moved on your engine to get at the valve cover(s). If you're going to pay that much $$$, you should learn something, also.
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