Concentric Type Butterfly Valve with Pin and Pinless

Concentric Butterfly Valve with Pin

Structure: The disc is fixed to the stem by pins, ensuring direct and reliable connection.

Advantages:

Simple manufacturing process and easy assembly.

Reliable torque transmission between the disc and the stem, not easy to slip.

Suitable for larger torque and frequent open/close operations.

Disadvantages:

Pin holes may become corrosion points, especially in seawater or corrosive media.

Possible leakage through pin holes.

Not as precise or tight as pinless design in high sealing requirements.

Concentric Butterfly Valve without Pin (Pinless)

Structure: The disc is fixed to the stem by interference fit, keyway, or integral casting, without using pins.

Advantages:

Eliminates pin holes, reducing leakage risk.

Better corrosion resistance, especially suitable for marine, seawater desalination, and offshore applications.

Stronger integrity between disc and stem, cleaner appearance.

Disadvantages:

Higher manufacturing and assembly precision required.

Maintenance is more complex if the connection loosens.

Generally higher cost than pinned design.

 

With Pin → Traditional design, lower cost, suitable for general conditions.

Pinless → Better corrosion resistance and sealing performance, more suitable for marine use and high-end markets.