A ball valve is a quarter-turn valve used to start, stop, or regulate the flow of liquids and gases. It uses a hollow, perforated ball that rotates 90° to either allow or block flow.
Key features
Quick operation: Opens or closes with a 90° turn.
Excellent sealing: Provides leak-tight shut-off.
Low pressure drop: Full-port designs allow unrestricted flow.
Long service life: Durable with minimal maintenance.
Easy to operate: Can be manually operated or automated.
Common types
Brass ball valves: Used for domestic and commercial water systems.
Stainless steel ball valves: Suitable for chemical, food processing, compressed air, and industrial applications.
PVC ball valves: Used for water treatment and irrigation.
PPR ball valves: Ideal for hot and cold water distribution, HVAC systems, industrial process water, and compressed air systems.
Applications
Water supply systems
HVAC and chilled water pipelines
Compressed air systems
Food and beverage plants
Chemical processing
Oil and gas
Industrial utilities
For PPR piping systems, using a PPR ball valve ensures compatibility, corrosion resistance, and reliable performance throughout the piping network.
