File:PEX installation tools and fittings.jpg
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English: Tools and fittings used in a plumbing installation with PEX tubing. (1) Cinching tool to secure a stainless steel band (versus copper ring) during the tubing to fitting connection, (2) Compression coupling to join 1/2-inch copper pipe or PEX tubing, (3) T-joint to connect 3/4-inch to 1/2-inch pipe/tubing, (4) 1/2-inch Copper-to-PEX transition (solder-type), (5 and 6) SharkBite disconnect clips for releasing SharkBite fittings from pipe/tubing, (7) Stainless steel cinch rings for making PEX tubing connections; (8) PEX tubing cutter |
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| Author | Tomwsulcer |
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