Confirm Pressure Class
Match the nominal pressure and seal/shell test values before selecting the valve for clean-water service.
Triple Eccentric Valve / ISO 5752
TJL's ISO 5752 Series 13 triple eccentric butterfly valve gives project teams a starting point for standards, flange connection, body material, sealing structure, and media fit. Review the specification with an industrial butterfly valve manufacturer or a butterfly valve supplier when fresh water, sewage, sea water, or air service is part of the inquiry.

Service-Media Checks
The same product table can support different service discussions, but the final inquiry should still name the actual medium, pressure, temperature, and material expectations.
Match the nominal pressure and seal/shell test values before selecting the valve for clean-water service.
Discuss how the NBR sealing ring, stainless steel seat, and replaceable sealing design fit the application's solids and maintenance expectations.
Use the material list as a starting point, then confirm corrosion and anti-scouring expectations for the project environment.
Include temperature, pressure, flange standard, actuator preference, and installation notes when the service is not a simple water line.
Standards And Performance Table
For a triple eccentric butterfly valve inquiry, standards references and performance values should travel together so the supplier can check the requested configuration efficiently.
| Design standard | BS EN593, BS5155, API609, DIN3354 |
|---|---|
| Face-to-face dimension | ISO 5752 Series 13 and 14, BS EN558 Series 13 and 14, API609, DIN3202, ASME B16.10 |
| Flange connection | AWWA C207, DIN 2501 PN10-16-25, EN1092 PN10-16-25 |
| Driving-device flange | Connecting bracket complying with ISO5211 |
| Nominal diameter | DN100-DN2600, DN100-DN1200, and DN600-DN300 ranges appear by pressure grouping |
| Nominal pressure | 1.0, 1.6, and 0.6 are listed in the performance table |
| Test pressure | Seal: 1.1 / 1.76 / 0.66; shell: 1.5 / 2.4 / 0.9 |
| Applicable temperature | -10C to 100C |
Material And Sealing Stack
Material names are most useful when they are tied to the component they describe. Use this stack to prepare a clearer specification discussion.
Ductile iron body
Inlaid or surfacing welded stainless steel valve seat
Seat described for anti-scouring ability
V-type NBR nitrile rubber sealing rings
4-6 pieces named in product details
Adjustable sealing at the upper shaft end
Eccentric double half-shaft stem design
Copper alloy shaft sleeve
Cylindrical pin for torque transfer
Related TJL Valve Options
These related product pages keep the comparison inside TJL's triple eccentric butterfly valve range and link each card to its own detail page.

Use this page when pneumatic actuation is part of the control requirement.
View Pneumatic Valve
Compare this option when the project brief uses ANSI-oriented valve references.
View ANSI Valve
Review this valve when electric operation and a large flange configuration are required.
View DN1200 Valve
Use this detail page when a heavier flow project needs a larger ISO 5752 flange valve comparison.
View DN2000 ValveRelated Reading
These TJL notes help refine the service-media and material questions before the project team sends a valve inquiry.
Use this reading when the main uncertainty is how the service medium should shape the valve discussion.
Read Service NotesReview supplier-positioning considerations when the project involves repeated orders, distribution, or batch sourcing.
Read Supplier NotesCheck how component-level material names should be read before treating them as complete performance requirements.
Read Material NotesSpecification FAQ
The product page lists ISO 5752 Series 13 and 14, BS EN558 Series 13 and 14, API609, DIN3202, and ASME B16.10 face-to-face references.
The performance table lists fresh water, sewage, sea water, air, and related media. Final selection should still match the project's pressure, temperature, and material requirements.
The product details name a ductile iron body, NBR nitrile rubber V-type sealing rings, and an inlaid or surfacing welded stainless steel valve seat.
The main performance table includes ranges such as DN100-DN2600, DN100-DN1200, and DN600-DN300 across different pressure groupings.
The applicable temperature range is listed as -10C to 100C.
Include nominal diameter, pressure class, media, temperature, flange reference, actuator or gear preference, sealing material expectations, and quantity or project schedule.