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Midland Lug-Style Butterfly Valve - Lever Handle, Aluminum Bronze Disc, EPDM Seat

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  • Midland Lug-Style Butterfly Valve Lever Handle Aluminum Bronze Disc EPDM Seat
  • Midland Industries
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Description

Midland Lug-Style Butterfly Valve Lever Handle Aluminum Bronze Disc EPDM Seat

Midland Lug-Style Butterfly Valves with Lever Handles are designed for dependable shutoff and flow control in compatible commercial, industrial, municipal, and HVAC piping systems.

This series combines a durable epoxy-coated ductile iron body, corrosion-resistant aluminum bronze disc, resilient EPDM seat, and multi-position lever handle. Available in sizes from 2" through 8", these valves are designed for ANSI Class 125/150 flange systems and provide bubble-tight bidirectional shutoff with convenient manual positioning.

Product Highlights

  • Midland lug-style butterfly valve
  • Lever handle operation
  • Ductile iron body construction
  • Epoxy-coated body for corrosion resistance
  • Aluminum bronze disc
  • EPDM resilient seat
  • Bubble-tight bidirectional shutoff
  • Multi-position locking lever handle
  • Suitable for ANSI Class 125/150 flanges
  • Lug-style body can support dead-end service where permitted
  • Suitable for shutoff and flow regulation
  • Available in 2", 2-1/2", 3", 4", 6", and 8" sizes

Technical Specifications

Product Type Lug-Style Butterfly Valve
Brand Midland
Body Material Ductile Iron
Body Coating Epoxy
Disc Material Aluminum Bronze
Seat Material EPDM
Operator Lever Handle
Handle Feature Multi-Position Locking Mechanism
Body Style Lug
Flange Compatibility ANSI Class 125/150
Flow Direction Bidirectional
Available Sizes 2", 2-1/2", 3", 4", 6", and 8"
Primary Function Shutoff and Flow Control
Typical Service Water, HVAC, and Other Compatible Fluids

Valve Configuration

Lug-Style Body

The ductile iron body uses threaded lug mounting points that allow the valve to be installed between compatible mating flanges.

Aluminum Bronze Disc

The corrosion-resistant disc rotates through the flow path to provide shutoff or intermediate flow positioning.

Lever Handle

The multi-position lever provides quick manual operation and allows the disc to be locked at selected positions for flow regulation.

Construction Details

The Midland lug-style butterfly valve uses a rugged ductile iron body with an epoxy coating to provide strength and enhanced corrosion resistance in demanding piping environments.

An aluminum bronze disc provides durable service and corrosion resistance, while the EPDM resilient seat supports dependable low-torque sealing.

The lever handle includes a multi-position locking mechanism that allows quick quarter-turn operation and controlled intermediate positioning.

Why Choose a Lug-Style Butterfly Valve?

Flexible Flanged Installation

  • Lug-style body configuration
  • Designed for ANSI Class 125/150 flanges
  • Each flange side can be bolted independently
  • Can support dead-end service where rated
  • Compact installation footprint

Fast Manual Operation

  • Lever handle operation
  • Quick opening and closing
  • Multi-position locking handle
  • Supports intermediate disc positioning
  • No gearbox required for listed sizes

Aluminum Bronze Disc

Corrosion Resistance

Aluminum bronze provides strong corrosion resistance in many compatible water and general industrial fluid environments.

Durable Operating Surface

The disc is designed to withstand repeated opening, closing, and positioning cycles while maintaining dependable performance.

EPDM Seat

Resilient Shutoff

The EPDM seat provides a flexible sealing surface around the disc to support bubble-tight bidirectional shutoff.

Typical Media Compatibility

EPDM is commonly suited for water, HVAC, and many general-purpose fluid applications, but compatibility should always be verified before installation.

Lever Handle Operation

Quick Quarter-Turn Control

The lever handle allows the butterfly disc to move rapidly between open and closed positions with approximately 90 degrees of handle travel.

Intermediate Positioning

The multi-position locking mechanism allows the operator to hold the valve at selected intermediate positions when flow regulation is required.

Typical Applications

Water & HVAC Systems

  • Water distribution piping
  • HVAC water loops
  • Chilled water systems
  • Heating water systems
  • Building mechanical piping

Municipal & Industrial Systems

  • Municipal water systems
  • Industrial process piping
  • Plant utility systems
  • Equipment isolation
  • Compatible general fluid service

Lever Handle vs. Gear Operator

Lever Handle

A lever handle provides fast manual operation and easy visual indication of disc position, making it well suited for smaller and medium-size butterfly valves.

Gear Operator

A gear operator provides greater mechanical advantage and slower, more controlled valve movement, which may be preferred on larger valves or higher-torque applications.

Lug-Style vs. Wafer Butterfly Valve

Lug-Style Valve

A lug-style valve uses threaded body lugs that allow each mating flange to be bolted independently and may support dead-end service where rated.

Wafer-Style Valve

A wafer-style valve is typically sandwiched between mating flanges using through-bolts and generally depends on both flanges for installation support.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes are available?

The supplied product information lists 2", 2-1/2", 3", 4", 6", and 8" valve sizes.

What material is the valve body made from?

The supplied product information identifies an epoxy-coated ductile iron body.

What material is the disc?

The supplied product information identifies an aluminum bronze disc.

What type of seat does the valve use?

The valve uses a resilient EPDM seat.

What type of operator is included?

The supplied product information identifies a lever handle with a multi-position locking mechanism.

What flanges is this valve designed for?

The supplied product information identifies compatibility with ANSI Class 125/150 flanges.

Does the valve provide bidirectional shutoff?

Yes. The supplied product information identifies bubble-tight bidirectional shutoff.

Can this valve be used for dead-end service?

The lug-style body can support dead-end service when permitted by the manufacturer's pressure rating and the specific piping application.

Can this butterfly valve be used for flow regulation?

Yes. The supplied product information identifies a multi-position locking lever that allows intermediate disc positioning for flow regulation.

Can EPDM be used with petroleum oils?

The supplied product information states that EPDM is not recommended for petroleum oils or hydrocarbon-based fluids.

What should I verify before ordering?

Confirm valve size, flange compatibility, pressure rating, disc and seat materials, media compatibility, operating temperature, and installation requirements before ordering.

Important Ordering & Installation Notes

  • This listing is for a Midland Lug-Style Butterfly Valve with Lever Handle, Aluminum Bronze Disc, and EPDM Seat.
  • Available sizes are 2", 2-1/2", 3", 4", 6", and 8".
  • Confirm the required nominal valve size before ordering.
  • Verify compatibility with ANSI Class 125/150 mating flanges.
  • Confirm system pressure and operating temperature requirements.
  • Verify EPDM compatibility with the intended fluid before installation.
  • EPDM is not recommended for petroleum oils or hydrocarbon-based fluids.
  • Verify aluminum bronze compatibility with the intended process media.
  • Confirm whether dead-end service is permitted for the specific valve rating and application.
  • Ensure mating flanges are properly aligned before tightening hardware.
  • Do not use flange bolts to force misaligned piping into position.
  • Verify adequate internal clearance for full butterfly disc movement.
  • Cycle the valve after installation to confirm unobstructed operation.
  • Install according to applicable piping standards, project requirements, and manufacturer recommendations.
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