The flow of fluid or gas through PPR (Polypropylene Random Copolymer) pipe systems is controlled by a specific form of valve called a PPR gate valve. PPR pipes are frequently used in heating and cooling systems, hot and cold water delivery systems, and plumbing.

The PPR gate valve regulates the flow of fluid or gas via the valve by employing a gate or wedge-shaped disc. The gate is raised or pushed aside when the valve is open to let liquids or gas pass through. The gate lowers or moves into place to prevent the flow of fluid or gas when the valve is closed.

PPR gate valves are normally fabricated from the same material as the pipe and fuse-welded to the pipe. They are a well-liked option for piping systems that demand endurance and dependability because they are made to be strong and corrosion-resistant.