TECHNICAL DATA & SPECIFICATIONS

Elastomer general table

Elastomer seats have been chosen to satisfy every service need. Application suggested derive from recommendation
given by the elastomers, manufacturers and are purely indicative.
Since many factors influence corrosion and abrasion (type of fluid, concentration, temperature, turbulence, impurities etc.),
the final choice is to be taken by the customer, based on characteristics and specific application.

NAME Composition General application Temperature limit Other limits Availability

Ethylene - Propylene Water - steam -30˚C -22˚F

Terpolymer Sea water +110˚C +194˚F
EPDM
Brine
Esters Not recommended
Ketone for hydrocarbons -
Alkalis oils - fats
EPDM Caustic Soda On stock for
HIGH / TEMP -30˚C -22˚F immediate delivery
(HT) +130˚C +266˚F

Copolymer of Hydrocarbons -20˚C -4˚F Not recommended

Butadiene Natural Gas +90˚C +194˚F for solvents -
BUNA - N
and high Acrylonitrile Oil and fat Benzene - Xylol
Air
Gasoline

Chloro butadiene Fats -20˚C -4˚F Not recommended

Oils +90˚C +194˚F for Ketones, thinners
NEOPRENE
Diluted mineral acids Concentrated Acids
Alkalis

Chlorosulfonated Mineral acids -18˚C 0˚F Not recommended

Polyethylene Organic acids +100˚C +212˚F for Nitric acid - Steam
HYPALON
Oxidising substances Ketones
Fats

Fluorocarbon polymer Acids -10˚C +14˚F Not recommended

On stock in limited
Oils +160˚C +320˚F for Steam - Freon22
VITON quantities
Hydrocarbon Solvent - Ketones -
Esters - Alkalis

Latex (vegetable) Abrasive products -35˚C -30˚F Not recommended

NATURAL RUBBER +65˚C +150˚F for steam
Oil - Hydrocarbons

Organic silicon Food & Beverage -30˚C -22˚F Not recommended

Polymer +150˚C +300˚F for steam
SILICON
Solvents - Hydrocarbons

NOTES : The above table is merely indicative. The customer is expected to make the final decision on the suitability of seat materials for their
specific applications.

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Code : METALS ELASTOMERS
E = Excellent
G = Good - slightly attacked
CARBON
F = Fair - moderately attacked, probably unsuitable ALUMIN-
STEEL 410SS HASTELLOY BUNA NEO- NATURAL
U = Not recommended 316SS IUM MONEL EPDM HYPALON VITON
AND (STEMS C N PRENE RUBBER
- = No data BRONZE
DUCTILE ONLY)
IRON
Chemical agents

Acetaldehyde U U E U E F G U U U - F
Acetic acid 50% 50˚C U U E U E F G U G G U U
Acetic acid - Anhydride U U E U E F U U U G U U
Acetone G G E E E E G U U U U U
Acetylene G E E E - - U F U U U U
Acrylonitrile G G E E - E U U U U U U
Air (Dry) E E E E - E E E E E - -
Alcohol - Amyl F G E E - E - F F G G -
Alcohol - Butyl F G E E E E - F G U - -
Alcohol - Ethyl U - E E E E E G G G G G
Alcohol - Methyl U - E E E E E G G G U G
Alum - Ammonium U - G - - - - G G F G F
Alum - Chrome U - G - - - - G G F G F
Alum - Potassium U - G - - - - - G - - -
Alumina G G G G E G E E F G G G
Aluminum Chloride U U U U - E E E E E E E
Aluminum Fluoride U - G - - G - G G - G -
Aluminum Hydroxide U - G - - - - G G - G -
Aluminum Sulphate U G G U E - - E E E - -
Amines U F E - - - - F - - - -
Ammonia, Anhydrous F G E U - - E G - - U -
Ammonia gas 150˚F U U E U - - G - - U - -
Ammonia solutions F G E U E G E G G G U G
Ammonium Chloride 50%, 180˚F U F G U E G - - E E - -
Ammonium Hydroxide U G E U E F E U E E G U
Ammonium Nitrate 5%, 60˚F F G E U E G - E E F - -
Ammonium Phosphate U F G U G G E E E E - G
Ammonium Sulphate U F G U G G E E E E E -
Amyl Acetate F G E E E G - U - F F U
Amylchloride F G E E E - U U U U U U
Aniline 90% 70˚F F G E F E - G U U U G U
Asphalt E E E E E E - U U U E U
Barium Carbonate 60˚F U - - G E G E E E - - -
Barium chloride U - - - E G E E E E E E
Barium Hydroxide F E E U - - - E E E - U
Barium sulphate U - E G - G E E E E E E
Barium sulphide F E E U - - - E E - - -
Beer (beverage) U E E U E - E - - - - -
Beet sugar solution U E E U - - - E E G - -
Benzaldehyde F E E E - - G U U U U U
Benzene (benzol) 70˚F F E E E E G U U U U G U
Benzoic Acid 5% U G E - E G - F F F - -
Borax U F E U E E - G E E - G
Boric acid 5% 200˚F U F E F E G E E - E - -
Brine U - - - - G E E E E - -
Bromine - Gas U U U - E F U U U U G U
Bromine - Water U U U - E F U U U U G U
Butadiene F G E - - - - G - - G -
Butane - Butylene G E E E E E U G G G G U
Butyl Acetate G E E E - - F U U U U U

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Material selection guide

Code : METALS ELASTOMERS
E = Excellent
G = Good - slightly attacked
CARBON
F = Fair - moderately attacked, probably unsuitable ALUMIN-
STEEL 410SS HASTELLOY BUNA NEO- NATURAL
U = Not recommended 316SS IUM MONEL EPDM HYPALON VITON
AND (STEMS C N PRENE RUBBER
- = No data BRONZE
DUCTILE ONLY)
IRON
Chemical agents

Butyric Acid 5% U G E - E - U U U F U U
Calcium carbonate 60˚F F - - - E E E E E E E E
Calcium chlorate 20% - G E - E G - - E E - -
Calcium chloride F G G F E G E E E E E G
Calcium chloride solution F G E F E - E E E E E G
Calcium Hydroxide 50% 175˚F F E E U E E E E E E E E
Calcium Hypochlorite - G G - - - - F G E - -
Calcium Sulphate F E E E - G E E E E E E
Carbon Dioxide F E E E - - G G G E E G
Carbon Tetrachloride U G G F - G U U U U E U
Carbonic Acid U G G - E G - E - - - -
Chlorine gas - dry 70˚F U F G F E F U U U G E U
Chlorobenzene 90% F E E E - E U U U U G U
Chromic Acid 5% 70˚F U G E U - - U U U E E U
Citric acid 5% 150˚F U F E F E G E G E - E U
Coffee (food) U U E U - - E U E E E E
Copper Sulphate F G E U - U E E E E E G
Cyclohexane F E E E - - U E U U E U
Dextrose (food) U U E - - - - E - - - -
Diacetone U - - E - - E U U U U U
Dichloroethene U - F - - - U U U U G U
Diesel Fuels F E E G E E U E - - E -
Diethyl Amine F E E E - - F U U U U F
Dowtherms G E E E - - U U G G E U
Drilling Mud G - E - - E U E - E - U
Ethers U - E E E G U U U U - U
Ethyl Acetate F G E - E E G U U U U U
Ethyl Chloride 5% F G E E E G E E F U E F
Ethyl Glycol G E E E - E E E G E E G
Ethylene Oxide G G E - - - U U U U U U
Fats E E E E - - U E G G - -
Ferric Chloride U U - U U E - F G E - -
Ferric Nitrate U - E - - E G F F F - -
Ferric Sulphate 5% U - G U - E - E E - E -
Ferrous Sulphate F G E U - - G E G G G G
Fluorine U U U U - G - G F G - -
Fluosilicic Acid U F G E - - - E G E - -
Formaldehyde 70˚F U G E E E G E G E E E -
Formic acid 5% 150˚F U G E E E G - U E G U U
Freon F E E E E E U G G G G U
Fruit Juices (food) U U E U E - G G G - - -
Fuel Oil F E E E E G U F F U E U
Gallic Acid 5% 200˚F U - E - E - - G G F G -
Gasoline F E E G - G U E F U E U
Glucose U F E G E G - E E - E -
Glycerine / Glycerol F E E G E G - E E E E -
Heptane F G E E - - U E G G E U
Hexane F G E E - - U G G G E U
Hydrobromic Acid 200˚F U U U U E U U U U U U U
Hydrochloric Acid 15% 60˚F U U U U E U E U U E E -

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Code : METALS ELASTOMERS
E = Excellent
G = Good - slightly attacked
CARBON
F = Fair - moderately attacked, probably unsuitable ALUMIN-
STEEL 410SS HASTELLOY BUNA NEO- NATURAL
U = Not recommended 316SS IUM MONEL EPDM HYPALON VITON
AND (STEMS C N PRENE RUBBER
- = No data BRONZE
DUCTILE ONLY)
IRON
Chemical agents

Hydrochloric Acid 37% 60˚F U U U U E U U U U E E U

Hydrofluoric Acid 20% U F U U E F - U G F E U
Hydrofluoric Acid 20~60% U U U U E U - U U U E U
Hydrogen F G E F - - E E E E E E
Hydrogen Peroxide 90% U F G U U E - U U E G U
Hydrogen Sulfide F F G F - - E U G F U U
Iodine Solution U U U U E E - U U F F U
Iso-octane F E E E E E U E G E E -
Isopropyl Alcohol F E E E E E - G F E E -
Isopropyl Ether F E E E E E U E F G E U
Kerosene E E E E E E U E F F E U
Lactic Acid 5% U F G U E G - F E E - -
Lubricating Oil E E E E E E U E G G E U
Magnesium Chloride 4% F F G F E G E E E E E E
Magnesium Hydroxide F E E G - - E G E E E G
Magnesium Sulphate F G E E E E E E E E E G
Mercuric Chloride 3% U U F U E G E E E - - -
Mercury E E E U E E E E E E E E
Methane U - E E - - U E G G E U
Methyl Acetate F G E E - - F U U U U U
Methyl Acetone F E E E - - G U U U U U
Methyl Chloride G G E E - - U U U U E U
Methyl Ethyl Ketone E E E E - - U U U U U U
Milk (food) U U E - E - E E E E E E
Mineral Oil F - F - E - U E G G E U
Molasses (food) U U E U - - E - E - - -
Napthalene F E E E - - U U - - G U
Natural gas G E E E - - U E U E E U
Nickel Chloride U - F - E - - E E - - -
Nitric acid less 40% 70˚F U - - U G U U U U E E U
Nitric acid more 40% 70˚F U U U U G U U U U - F U
Nitrobenzene U - E - - - U U U U G U
Oleum U U F - G - U U U U E U
Olive Oil - - E - - - G E G G E U
Oxalic Acid U F G U G - G U U G G U
Oxygen 200˚F E E E E E E E G G G E F
Oxygen 300˚F E E E E E E U U U U G U
Palmitic Acid U G E G - - - E G G - -
Perchloroethylene F G E - - - U F U U E U
Petroleum U G G F E G U E G G E U
Phenol U - E - E E U U U U E U
Phosphoric Acid 5% U F G U E G F F G E E F
Phosphoric Acid 85% 70˚F U U G U F - F F G E - F
Picric Acid 80% U - E - E F U - G E - -
Potassium Cyanide F G E U - - - E E - E -
Potassium Hydroxide 5% F G E U E E - E E E E -
Potassium Nitrate F G E F E G E E E E E E
Potassium phosphate U - G - - - - E E - E -
Potassium Sulfide U G E - - - - E - - - -
Potassium Sulfite U - E - - - G F G G - -

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Material selection guide

Code : METALS ELASTOMERS
E = Excellent
G = Good - slightly attacked
CARBON
F = Fair - moderately attacked, probably unsuitable ALUMIN-
STEEL 410SS HASTELLOY BUNA NEO- NATURAL
U = Not recommended 316SS IUM MONEL EPDM HYPALON VITON
AND (STEMS C N PRENE RUBBER
- = No data BRONZE
DUCTILE ONLY)
IRON
Chemical agents

Propane F E E E - - U E E E E -
Resins U E E E E - - - F F G F
Sea Water 70˚F U U G G E E E G E G E -
Soap Solution (stearate) U F E E E G E E E E E -
Sodium Acetate 5% U F E E E G E G G - U -
Sodium Bisulfate U F E - - - - E E - E -
Sodium Carbonate U G E G E E E E E E E E
Sodium Chloride 30% 180˚F U F E E E E E E E E E E
Sodium Cyanide U - E U - - - E E - E -
Sodium Fluoride 5% 60˚F U - - F E G - - - - E -
Sodium Hydroxide 50% 122˚F U F G U E G E U G E U G
Sodium Hydroxide 50% 176˚F U F G U E G G U - G U U
Sodium Hypochlorite 5% 60˚F U - G U E E G U G G E U
Sodium Nitrate U G E G E G E G E E - G
Sodium Perborate U G E - - - - G G - E -
Sodium Peroxide U G E U - - E G G G E G
Sodium Phosphate 5% U G E - E G E E E E E E
Sodium Silicate U G E G E G E E E E E E
Sodium Sulfide 70% U G E U E - - - - - E -
Sodium Sulfide U - - U E G G E G G - -
Sodium Sulphate 80% 60˚F U G E G E G E E E E E G
Steam 300˚F U U E G - E E U U U U U
Stearic Acid 90% 200˚F U G E F E F - G G G - -
Sulphur (Molten) U F G U E U E - E E E -
Sulphur Dioxide U G E F E E G U U F E U
Sulphur Trioxide U G E - E - - U U U E U
Sulfuric Acid 10% U U G U E U E U E E E F
Sulfuric Acid 50% U U U U G U F U G E E U
Sulfuric Acid 93% 70˚F U U U U U U U U U U E U
Sulphurous Acid 80% 100˚F U U U U E U U U - G E U
Tannic Acid 10% 150˚F U F E G E - - U G G E F
Tar F E E E E E U U U U G U
Tartaric Acid 150˚F U G E G E - - E E E - G
Thinner U E E E - E U U U U U U
Toluol and Toluene U E E E - - U U U U G U
Tributyl Phosphate U F E - - - U U U G F F
Trichloroethylene - - E E - - U U U U E U
Tricresyl Phosphate U U U U - - G U U U E U
Triethanolamine U U - - - G E G E E U U
Turpentine U U E G - - U U U U E U
Vinegar 70˚F U - E - E - G E G G E -
Water – Demineralized U - E E - E E G E E E G
Water – Distilled U U E U E - E G E E - -
Water Fresh F E E E E E E G E E - E
Water Mineral F G E E E E E G - - - -
Water – Sewage U G E E E E E G - - - -
Whiskey and Wines U U E G E E E E G G - -
Xylene, Xylol F E E E - - U U U U E U
Zinc Chloride 5% 160˚F U U F U G G E E E E E E
Zinc Sulphate 25% 180˚F U G E E E G - E E E - -

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FLANGE BOLTING DATA

Wafer type valve Valve

size
JIS 10K
flanges
DIN PN10
flanges
DIN PN16
flanges
ANSI 150
flanges
Recommended stud length for tightening ST&H Wafer type
Studs Dia Studs Dia Studs Dia Studs Dia
valve between flanges. N˚ N˚ N˚ N˚
mm inch and length and length and length and length
studs studs studs studs
(mm) (mm) (mm) (inch)
50 2˝ M16 X 130 4 M16 X 130 4 M16 X 130 4 5/8˝ X 5-1/8˝ 4
65 2 1/2˝ M16 X 130 4 M16 X 130 4 M16 X 130 4 5/8˝ X 5-1/8˝ 4
80 3˝ M16 X 140 8 M16 X 140 4 M16 X 140 8 5/8˝ X 5-1/2" 4
100 4˝ M16 X 150 8 M16 X 150 8 M16 X 150 8 5/8˝ X 5-1/2" 8
125 5˝ M20 X 150 8 M16 X 150 8 M16 X 150 8 3/4˝ X 6-3/8˝ 8
150 6˝ M20 X 160 8 M20 X 160 8 M20 X 160 8 3/4˝ X 6-3/8˝ 8
200 8˝ M20 X 170 12 M20 X 170 8 M20 X 170 12 3/4˝ X 6-1/4˝ 8
250 10˝ M22 X 190 12 M20 X 180 12 M24 X 190 12 7/8˝ X 7-1/2˝ 12
300 12˝ M22 X 200 16 M20 X 190 12 M24 X 200 12 7/8˝ X 8-3/8˝ 12
350 14˝ M22 X 220 16 M20 X 230 16 M24 X 220 16 1˝ X 8-3/4˝ 12
400 16˝ M24 X 240 16 M22 X 230 16 M27 X 240 16 1˝ X 10˝ 16
450 18˝ M24 X 250 20 M24 X 250 20 M27 X 250 20 1-1/8˝ X 11-1/8˝ 16
500 20˝ M24 X 280 20 M24 X 250 20 M30 X 280 20 1-1/8˝ X 12˝ 20
600 24˝ M30 X 300 24 M27 X 300 20 M33 X 300 20 1-1/4˝ X 13-13/16˝ 20
For pipe conveying oil, the flange needs 8 studs instead of 4.

Lug type valve Valve

size
JIS 10K
flanges
DIN PN10
flanges
DIN PN16
flanges
ANSI 150
flanges
Recommended screws length for tightening ST&H Lug type Studs Dia Studs Dia Studs Dia Studs Dia
N˚ N˚ N˚ N˚
valve between flanges mm inch and length and length and length and length
studs studs studs studs
(mm) (mm) (mm) (inch)
50 2˝ M16 X 35 8 M16 X 35 8 M16 X 35 8 5/8˝ X 1-1/2˝ 8
65 2 1/2˝ M16 X 35 8 M16 X 35 8 M16 X 35 8 5/8˝ X 1-1/2˝ 8
80 3˝ M16 X 35 16 M16 X 35 8 M16 X 35 16 5/8˝ X 1-1/2˝ 8
100 4˝ M16 X 40 16 M16 X 40 16 M16 X 40 16 5/8˝ X 1-3/4˝ 16
125 5˝ M20 X 45 16 M16 X 45 16 M16 X 45 16 3/4˝ X 1-3/4˝ 16
150 6˝ M20 X 45 16 M20 X 45 16 M20 X 45 16 3/4˝ X 2˝ 16
200 8˝ M20 X 50 24 M20 X 50 16 M20 X 50 24 3/4˝ X 2-1/4˝ 16
250 10˝ M22 X 55 24 M20 X 55 24 M24 X 55 24 7/8˝ X 2-1/4˝ 24
300 12˝ M22 X 60 32 M20 X 60 24 M24 X 60 24 7/8˝ X 2-1/2˝ 24
350 14˝ M22 X 60 32 M20 X 60 32 M24 X 60 32 1˝ X 2-1/2˝ 24
400 16˝ M24 X 70 32 M24 X 70 32 M27 X 70 32 1˝ X 3-1/4˝ 32
450 18˝ M24 X 80 40 M24 X 80 40 M27 X 80 40 1-1/8˝ X 3-1/4˝ 32
500 20˝ M24 X 80 40 M24 X 80 40 M30 X 80 40 1-1/8˝ X 3-1/4˝ 40
600 24˝ M30 X 90 48 M27 X 90 40 M33 X 90 40 1-1/4˝ X 3-1/2˝ 40
For pipe conveying oil, the flange needs 16 screws instead of 8.

N.B - For lug type valves with free holes use the same studs as referred in wafer type valve's table.

End pipe service

Due to the particular seat perimeter, ST&H Lug type butterfly valves can also be installed at the end of pipe.
That means on single flange service. In this case it is possible to remove downstream piping and make maintenance operations.
For this particular service weld neck or socket flanges are necessary. When valve is correctly installed on single flange by means of screws will have zero
leakage, no fluid infiltrations between flange and seat.
We suggest not to use other types of flanges which would cause such infiltrations and make the seat slide into the body.
Lug type butterfly valves were expressly designed for this service. But they cannot intercept liquids with pressure over than 10.5bar. They are not suitable
for gas or air lines on single flange service.
After having removed the downstream piping we suggest to protect the valve with a blind flange.

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FLANGE BOLTING DATA

Wafer type valve Valve

size
JIS20K
FLANGES
PN25
FLANGES
ANSI300
FLANGES
JIS30K
FLANGES
PN40
FLANGES
Recommended stud length for tightening
Studs Dia Studs Dia Studs Dia Studs Dia Studs Dia
ST&H Wafer type valve between flanges. N˚ N˚ N˚ N˚ N˚
mm inch and length and length and length and length and length
studs studs studs studs studs
(mm) (mm) (inch) (mm) (mm)
50 2" M16 X 135 8 M16 X 135 4 5/8" X 5-3/8" 8 M16 X 135 8 M16 X 135 4
65 2 1/2" M16 X 150 8 M16 X 150 8 3/4" X 5-7/8" 8 M20 X 150 8 M16 X 150 8
80 3" M20 X 160 8 M16 X 160 8 3/4" X 6-3/8" 8 M20 X 160 8 M16 X 160 8
100 4" M20 X 170 8 M20 X 170 8 3/4" X 6-3/4" 8 M22 X 170 8 M20 X 170 8
125 5" M22 X 180 8 M24 X 180 8 3/4" X 7" 8 M22 X 180 8 M24 X 180 8
150 6" M22 X 180 12 M24 X 180 8 3/4" X 7-1/8" 12 M24 X 180 12 M24 X 180 8
200 8" M22 X 215 12 M24 X 215 12 7/8" X 8-1/2" 12 M24 X 215 12 M27 X 215 12
250 10" M24 X 245 12 M27 X 245 12 1" X 9-5/8" 16 (M30 X 3) X 245 12 M30 X 245 12
300 12" M24 X 265 16 M27 X 265 16 1-1/8" X 10-3/8" 16 (M30 X 3) X 265 16 M30 X 265 16
350 14" (M30 X 3) X 300 16 M30 X 300 16 1-1/8" X 11-3/4" 20 (M30 X 3) X 300 16 M33 X 300 16
400 16" (M30 X 3) X 325 16 M33 X 325 16 1-1/4" X 12-3/4" 20 (M36 X 3) X 325 16 M36 X 325 16
450 18" (M30 X 3) X 345 20 M33 X 345 20 1-1/4" X 13-5/8" 24 - - - -
500 20" (M30 X 3) X 365 20 M33 X 365 20 1-1/4" X 14-3/8" 24 - - - -
600 24" (M36 X 3) X 415 24 M36 X 415 20 1-1/2" X 16-1/4" 24 - - - -
For pipe conveying oil, the flange needs 8 studs instead of 4.

Lug type valve Valve

size
JIS20K
FLANGES
PN25
FLANGES
ANSI300
FLANGES
JIS30K
FLANGES
PN40
FLANGES
Recommended screws length for tightening Studs Dia Studs Dia Studs Dia Studs Dia Studs Dia
ST&H Lug type valve between flanges N˚ N˚ N˚ N˚ N˚
mm inch and length and length and length and length and length
studs studs studs studs studs
(mm) (mm) (inch) (mm) (mm)
50 2" M16 X 40 16 M16 X 40 8 5/8" X 1-1/2" 16 M16 X 40 16 M16 X 40 8
65 2 1/2" M16 X 45 16 M16 X 45 16 3/4" X 1-3/4" 16 M20 X 45 16 M16 X 45 16
80 3" M20 X 50 16 M16 X 50 16 3/4" X 1-3/4" 16 M20 X 50 16 M16 X 50 16
100 4" M20 X 55 16 M20 X 55 16 3/4" X 2-1/4" 16 M22 X 55 16 M20 X 55 16
125 5" M22 X 60 16 M24 X 60 16 3/4" X 2-1/4" 16 M22 X 60 16 M24 X 60 16
150 6" M22 X 60 24 M24 X 60 16 3/4" X 2-1/2" 24 M24 X 60 24 M24 X 60 16
200 8" M22 X 75 24 M24 X 75 24 7/8" X 2-7/8" 24 M24 X 75 24 M27 X 75 24
250 10" M24 X 85 24 M27 X 85 24 1" X 3-1/4" 32 (M30 X 3) X 85 24 M30 X 85 24
300 12" M24 X 95 32 M27 X 95 32 1-1/8" X 3-1/2" 32 (M30 X 3) X 95 32 M30 X 95 32
350 14" (M30 X 3) X 110 32 M30 X 110 32 1-1/8" X 4-1/4" 40 (M30 X 3) X 110 32 M33 X 110 32
400 16" (M30 X 3) X 120 32 M33 X 120 32 1-1/4" X 4-3/4" 40 (M36 X 3) X 120 32 M36 X 120 32
450 18" (M30 X 3) X 130 40 M33 X 130 40 1-1/4" X 5-1/4" 48 - - - -
500 20" (M30 X 3) X 140 40 M33 X 140 40 1-1/4" X 5-1/2" 48 - - - -
600 24" (M36 X 3) X 155 48 M36 X 155 40 1-1/2" X 6-1/4" 48 - - - -
For pipe conveying oil, the flange needs 16 screws instead of 8.

N.B - For lug type valves with free holes use the same studs as referred in wafer type valve's table.

End pipe service

Due to the particular seat perimeter, ST&H Lug type butterfly valves can also be installed at the end of pipe.
That means on single flange service. In this case it is possible to remove downstream piping and make maintenance operations.
For this particular service weld neck or socket flanges are necessary. When valve is correctly installed on single flange by means of screws will have zero
leakage, no fluid infiltrations between flange and seat.
We suggest not to use other types of flanges which would cause such infiltrations and make the seat slide into the body.
Lug type butterfly valves were expressly designed for this service. But they cannot intercept liquids with pressure over than 10.5bar. They are not suitable
for gas or air lines on single flange service.
After having removed the downstream piping we suggest to protect the valve with a blind flange.

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BOLTING TORQUE
Recommended Bolt Tightening Torques

Cennection
Valve Size Minimum Maximum
Bolt Size
2" 5/8" 20 60
2 1/2" 5/8" 20 60
3" 5/8" 20 60
4" 5/8" 20 60
5" 3/4" 30 100
6" 3/4" 30 100
8" 3/4" 30 100
150 Class
10" 7/8" 50 200
12" 7/8" 50 200
14" 1" 70 250
16" 1" 70 250
18" 1 1/8" 100 350
20" 1 1/8" 100 350
24" 1 1/4" 150 450

Cennection
Valve Size Minimum Maximum
Bolt Size
2" 5/8" 20 60
2 1/2" 3/4" 30 100
3" 3/4" 30 100
4" 3/4" 30 100
5" 3/4" 30 100
6" 3/4" 30 100
8" 3/4" 50 200
300 Class
10" 1" 70 250
12" 1 1/8" 100 350
14" 1 1/8" 100 350
16" 1 1/4" 150 450
18" 1 1/4" 150 450
20" 1 1/4" 150 450
24" 1 1/2" 200 600

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ST&H BUTTERFLY VALVE WEIGHT LIST
STANDARD "WAFER" TYPE BUTTERFLY VALVE (unit : kg)
STC STC-SR
Size
Bare Shaft W/ Lever W/ Gear Bare Shaft W/ Lever W/ Gear
2" 3.21 3.83 6.61 3.50 4.12 6.90
2.5" 4.20 4.82 7.60 4.14 4.76 7.54
3" 4.36 4.98 7.76 4.27 4.89 7.67
4" 5.82 6.44 9.28 5.24 5.86 8.70
5" 6.66 7.28 10.12 7.31 7.93 10.77
6" 8.72 9.34 12.34 7.66 8.80 12.42
8" 12.06 14.08 18.76 13.90 15.92 20.60
10" 22.32 24.34 29.50 21.16 23.18 28.34
12" 28.58 30.60 38.16 27.46 29.48 37.04
14" 38.56 - 48.00 43.11 - 52.55
16" 48.32 - 58.66 78.42 - 89.04
18" 77.72 - 88.34 86.37 - 96.71
20" 99.52 - 123.06 119.08 - 142.62
24" 184.45 - 207.99 198.45 - 221.99
STANDARD "LUG" TYPE BUTTERFLY VALVE (unit : kg)
STL STL-SR (unit : kg)
Size
Bare Shaft W/ Lever W/ Gear Bare Shaft W/ Lever W/ Gear
2" 3.62 4.24 7.02 3.46 4.08 6.86
2.5" 4.32 4.94 7.72 4.33 4.95 7.73
3" 5.62 6.24 9.02 4.64 5.26 8.04
4" 8.20 8.82 11.66 6.98 7.60 10.44
5" 8.80 9.42 12.26 8.95 9.57 12.41
6" 10.72 11.34 14.34 9.50 10.12 13.12
8" 13.48 15.50 20.18 14.64 16.66 21.34
10" 24.92 26.94 32.10 24.58 26.60 31.76
12" 32.64 34.66 42.22 36.60 38.62 46.18
14" 41.06 - 50.50 43.11 - 52.55
16" 74.69 - 85.31 88.54 - 98.88
18" 82.26 - 92.60 90.26 - 100.88
20" 113.41 - 136.95 124.75 - 148.29
24" 216.46 - 240.00 207.90 - 231.44
150 CLASS HIGH PERFORMANCE BUTTERFLY VALVE (unit : kg)
Wafer STHW -150 Lug type STHL-150
Size
Bare Shaft W/ Lever W/ Gear Bare Shaft W/ Lever W/ Gear
2" 4.6 5.2 8.0 4.7 5.3 8.1
2.5" 4.7 5.3 8.1 4.8 5.4 8.2
3" 4.8 5.4 8.2 4.9 5.5 8.3
4" 6.8 7.4 10.3 8.3 8.9 11.7
5" 8.5 9.1 12.0 10.5 11.1 13.9
6" 10.2 10.9 13.9 12.4 13.0 16.0
8" 16.2 18.2 22.9 18.6 20.6 25.3
10" 25.2 27.2 32.4 31.4 33.4 38.5
12" 34.7 36.7 44.3 43.5 45.6 53.1
14" 81.9 - 91.4 85.6 - 95.0
16" 108.5 - 118.8 114.4 - 124.7
18" 157.8 - 168.4 165.5 - 176.2
20" 167.7 - 191.3 177.4 - 201.0
24" 289.1 - 312.6 301.5 - 325.1
300 CLASS HIGH PERFORMANCE BUTTERFLY VALVE (unit : kg)
Wafer Type STHW - 300 Lug Type STHL- 300
Size
Bare Shaft W/ Lever W/ Gear Bare Shaft W/ Lever W/ Gear
2" 4.6 5.2 8.0 4.7 5.3 8.1
2.5" 4.7 5.3 8.1 4.8 5.4 8.2
3" 4.8 5.4 8.2 4.9 5.5 8.3
4" 6.8 7.4 10.3 8.3 8.9 11.7
5" 8.5 9.1 12.0 10.5 11.1 13.9
6" 10.2 10.9 13.9 12.4 13.0 16.0
8" 16.2 18.2 22.9 18.6 20.6 25.3
10" 25.2 27.2 32.4 31.4 33.4 38.5
12" 34.7 36.7 44.3 43.5 45.6 53.1
14" 81.9 - 91.4 85.6 - 95.0
16" 108.5 - 118.8 114.4 - 124.7
18" 157.8 - 168.4 165.5 - 176.2
20" 167.7 - 191.3 177.4 - 201.0
24" 289.1 - 312.6 301.5 - 325.1

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Installation Instructions
General information on butterfly valves

• Before shipment seat surface and stems can be lubricated with a mixture of silicon free grease and it can be removed with solvent.
In case the valve is for oxygen, hydrogen and chlorine service, the seat duly selected, when cleaned and degreased,
can be used with food products.
• Butterfly valve with disc and stems in stainless steel and with the seat duly selected, when cleaned and degreased, can be used
with food products.
• The valve can be installed in the pipeline in any position.
• Before installing the valve, the pipeline must be cleaned from dirt and welding residues. Otherwise seat may be damaged.
• Pipe must be free of tension.
• Wafer and Lug type butterfly valves can be installed directly in between flanges without
interposing any gasket. A single series of ‘0’ rings as of the seat profile of the vulcanized rubber guarantees a thorough external tightness.
• Installation in line related to wafer butterfly valve (on the existing pipe.)
• Verify the distance between two flanges to be equal to face to face valve dimension.
• In order to facilitate installation of the valve, allow with adequate tools a sufficient room in between flanges.
• Insert in the lower part of flanges at least two flange-bolts.
• Close disc at 70° when you do not use valve.
• Insert the valve in between flanges, valve shall be held by the two flange-bolts previously fitted in the lower part of flanges.
• Insert the flange-bolt through centering lugs of valve.
• Insert all the remaining flange-bolts aligning the valve with the flanges and tightening flange-bolts manually.
• Maintain the valve aligned, remove gradually flange spreaders and tighten bolts partially.
• Control open / close operation of valve would be easy and smooth.
• Open the valve and complete cross tighten the bolts to adequate torque.
• Installation of Lug type butterfly valves has same procedure of wafer type using studs instead of bolts and nuts.
• Installation in line related to wafer butterfly valve (in the new pipeline.)
• Centering the two flanges with the valve body.
• Span the body with some flange-bolts and tighten the bolts partially.
Finish tightening by uniform cross bolting.
• Use the flange-valve-flange unit to fit up and pipe centering.
• Tack-weld the flanges to the pipe.
• Remove the bolting and the valve from the flanges.
Important : do not complete flanges welding procedure when the valve is inserted as high heat temperature can damage valve seat.
• Weld flanges to the pipe and wait until completely cooled
• Install the valve following the installation instructions on existing pipeline.

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Installing Procedure
Correct installing Procedure

• Spread Flanges to facilitate valve insertion with disc in semi-closed position.

• This avoids disc edge to be damaged during installation and reduce interference ; moreover reduces initial torque.
• Disc has to be completely open after having aligned valve in between flanges before tightening all bolts.

Incorrect Installing Procedure

• A pipe flange not spreaded enough can tear rubber, open disc when installing the valve, may hit against pipe
flanges and may cause damage to disc profile.
• Valve installation with totally closed disc can distort seat during bolt tightening and may increase initial torque.
• Do not use gaskets between valve and flanges.

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Maintenance & Repair
• ST&H Butterfly valve features minimize wear and maintenance requirements. No routine lubrication required.
• In case of perfect valve closing, leakage is due to seat damaged or to damaged disc edge. It will be then necessary to
disassemble the valve and replace damaged parts.
• Precautions before disassembling the valve from the line.
• Fluid flowing in a pipe could be corrosive, toxic, flammable or contaminated.
• Before removing valve, inspect that no pressure is present in line, either upstream or downstream of the valve.
Suggestion is made as to close valve upstream and downstream to isolate the valve to be repaired.
• Following safety precautions are recommended when repairing the valve.
- Always wear protective glasses or eye shields.
- Always wear gloves and overalls
- Wear protective footwear
- Ensure easy availability of running water
- Have ready an adequate fire extinguisher if media is flammable.
• Shut almost completely the disc. Remove all nuts and after all bolts with the exception of the two lowest sustaining the valve.
•Spread the flanges with proper tools and remove valve to substitute seat and disc (do not use the valve to spread flanges,
because seat damage might be the result)

< Disassembling of valve.>

• Remove locking screws between valve top parts of stem and operator or remove fixing bolts and nuts between top flange
and gear operator.
In case of lever operator, remove fixing bolts and nuts between top flange & indicator plate.
• Remove retainer plate screw
• Pull out upper stem & packing
• Un-tighten a screw M5 on the lower stem to pull it out.
• Remove disc : pushing and turning it out from the seat.
• Remove seat from the valve body applying pressure to by light wooden hammer blow or by using soft tools.

<Assembling of valve>
• Lubricate with seat protection grease outside seat area and insert it in the valve body for longer seat life.
• Match perfectly seat holes with body holes using a round bar with a conical end.
• Apply seat protection grease on internal seat surface where contact with disc edge.
• Insert disc : pushing and rotating it towards the seat location, the square connection aligned to the valve neck.
• Before insert upper stem, Put packing into body, retainer plate to stem, then pull upper stem down to disc and fastern the
retainer plate screw up.
• Install indicating plate or assemble gear unit.
• insert lever into stem by light wooden hammer and fasten bolt.

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Operating Instruction
Manual Operation

• Open and close operations are obtained with a quarter turn by handlever(90°). Handlever is supplied in plate epoxy coated
from 50mm~150mm and ductile iron epoxy coated lever for 200mm, 250mm & 300mm. When watching to the lever position,
it is easy to identify whether the valve is opened or closed.
• The valve is in the open position when the lever is in line with the pipe. (i,e. in line transversal to the valve)
• The valve is in closed position when the lever is transversal to the pipe. (i,e. in line with the valve)

Remote Control

• When the manual operation is not required, the valve can be operated automatically with remote control by means of an
actuator either pneumatic or electric or gas over oil.
• When it is required pneumatic actuator with the valve, no assembly problems arise since the valve is supplied with actuator
directly fitted.
• Usually the valve is supplied without limit switch as this makes part of the operators, when required.

Warranty
Butterfly Valves warrants to the original purchaser, for a period of 12 months from after the date of purchase that its products will
be free from defects in workmanship and materials, not caused or resulting from improper usage application.
Improper installation, improper maintenance, repair modification or alterations, ST&H shall not, cause the defective products to be
repaired, replace with a substantially identical products or accept the return of defective products and refund the purchasing price
to the original purchaser.
ST&H shall bear all normal surface transportation costs to the original purchaser but not for any installation,
engineering or other costs incurred in connection with repair or replacement.

Note : Dimension Class 150 : ANSI 150, JIS 10/16K, DIN PN 10/16
Class 300 : ANSI 300, JIS 20/30K, DIN PN 25/40

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