The XYLIA2A butterfly valve from SOCLA (Watts) is used in industrial installations, including surface treatment and coating processes, due to its reliability and durability.
SOCLA, a Watts
brand, presents XYLIA2, a butterfly valve designed to meet the needs of HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems and technical fluid distribution systems. Ideal for quick installation and simplified maintenance, XYLIA2 stands out for its combination of efficiency, durability and ease of use.
Butterfly valves are widely used in environments where space is limited, such as in thermal power stations and industrial plants, including surface treatment and coating processes. These systems require reliable, high-performance components to ensure optimal fluid handling, whether for domestic hot water or technical mixtures.
Technical features
- EPDM soft gasket
for optimal sealing, even under harsh conditions.
- Cast iron disc with epoxy coating
or CF8M stainless steel for increased chemical and mechanical resistance.
- Spheroidal cast iron body (GGG40),
reinforced for strength and durability.
- Handling options via aluminium lever or handwheel gearbox for easy and ergonomic operation.
- Metal label
for quick identification and traceability.
Thanks to its simple design and durable materials, XYLIA2 is ideal for systems handling fluids used in industrial painting and coating processes. The epoxy coating on the disc, in particular, provides protection against aggressive chemicals, making this valve suitable for operation in critical environments and in contact with corrosive substances.
Always committed to the development of innovative technologies, SOCLA continues to strengthen its position in the market by providing reliable solutions for industrial and plant engineering applications. A focus on quality, efficiency and energy saving drives every project, with the aim of ensuring high performance and contributing to environmental sustainability.
About Watts
Watts is an American multinational company, among the world leaders in the production of thermohydraulic components and fluid management systems. Founded in 1874 and listed on the New York Stock Exchange, the company operates in Italy with two production plants and two research centres. With a strong commitment to ethics, sustainability and innovation, Watts continues to offer cutting-edge solutions to improve quality of life and reduce environmental impact.