Econaxe is the new range of double offset butterfly valves for typical purposes in e.g. the shipbuilding market. The design is robust with optimized features for the required functionality in the applicable market. Particular emphasis was put on a versatile product design enabling an exact ending in keeping with buyer specifications. The resulting technical and economical advantages of the exact and confirmed Econaxe technology have led to an improved life cycle in addition to increased productivity and security guaranteed customer satisfaction!

Pneumatic actuators can be single-acting or double offset butterfly valve-performing. Their designs accommodate a number of ports for the entry and expulsion of compressed air. When the air enters the chamber of the actuator, it causes linear or rotary movement of the piston/plunger. It leads to a rotational or lifting torque on the stem, inflicting the disc to open or shut and management the circulation of fluids. The actuators may include solenoids that reply to electrical indicators to manage the place of the actuator.

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The valve has two stems offset from the middle, making a cam action when in use. One is offset from the centerline of the disk seat and physique seal. The seat is lifted out of the seal, reducing friction resulting in much less put on. The other is offset from the centerline of the bore.