A new generation of butterfly valve

Watts Butterfly valve

Anti-pollution brand Watts Industries UK has launched its latest butterfly valve innovation, the Xylia 2.

Built on more than 70 years’ experience, Xylia 2 has been designed and built by the company’s world- class SOCLA division and offers precision, efficiency, and reliability for a wide range of industries and applications.

The Xylia 2 valve boasts a compact construction that maximises space in commercial buildings with limited plant room space. With sizes available from DN50 to DN300, the valve allows system design flexibility while delivering smooth and efficient fluid handling across various applications.

UK Sales Director Kerry Harris said: “We are excited to introduce this compact and durable valve to the UK market. More than six million of our butterfly valves are already installed worldwide and Xylia 2 reflects our commitment to providing innovative and reliable valve products to our customers that are low maintenance and deliver a long service life.”

For more information about Xylia 2 or the company’s other butterfly valve products, please call 01480 407074 or email wattsuk@wattswater.com

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