Legend Valve 116-636 6" T-367SS Butterfly Valve Buna
6-inch ductile-iron lug butterfly valve with stainless-steel disc, Buna seat and 10-position lever handle
- 6" ductile iron body handles high-flow plumbing demands
- Stainless steel disc resists corrosion for longer service life
- 10-position lever handle gives precise flow control
- Buna-N seat provides reliable sealing in water systems
- California Prop 65 warning discloses regulated chemical content
6-Inch Butterfly Valve
The Legend Valve 116-636 is a 6-inch T-367SS butterfly valve with a Buna seat. It uses a ductile iron body and a stainless steel disc for corrosion resistance. A 10-position lever handle provides manual flow control. This valve suits industrial and commercial piping systems.
Installers needing Buna compatibility
The Buna seat works with water, air and many non-aggressive fluids. Systems requiring EPDM, Viton or PTFE seats should choose a different valve. Automated processes needing pneumatic or electric actuation will not match the manual lever design. High-pressure steam or harsh chemical lines fall outside the intended service range.
10-position lever operation
The lever locks in ten discrete positions for throttling or isolation. Operators can balance flow without fine-thread adjustment. Frequent cycling or remote control needs exceed the manual handle design. Very large diameter mains or high-cycle automation require a different actuator style.
How it compares
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- Price $346.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 720 comparable items (median $47.49).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LEGEND VALVE |
Questions about this item
What flange standard matches the 116-636 lug pattern for installation?
The 116-636 is a lug-type butterfly valve designed to bolt between mating flanges; verify the flange bolt circle and pressure class on site before fitting.
Will the 10-position lever handle clear adjacent pipework on a retrofit?
The handle locks in 10 discrete notches, so you can rotate it to the orientation that avoids nearby pipes or supports.
How do I confirm the Buna seat is sealing correctly after assembly?
Pressurise the line and inspect the disc-to-seat interface; zero visible leakage at the rated pressure confirms the Buna seal is seated properly.
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