Name: Pex Water Tubing Pipe Non-barrier Hose For Radiant Floor Heat Red 3/4" 500ft
Brand: VEVOR
SKU: PEXG500FT3-4DCHS1V0
Price: 213.99 EUR
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.9 (26 reviews)

Pex Water Tubing Pipe Non-barrier Hose For Radiant Floor Heat Red 3/4" 500ft

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【RELIABLE MATERIAL】- Type: Non-Barrier; Color: Red; Nominal Diameter: 3/4"; Total Length: 500ft. Keep quick & constant hot/cold water flows. Made of PEX material, non-toxic, crack-resistant, leak-proof. Perfect for potable water or radiant floor water use.
【GREAT SEALING FUNCTION】- Non broken design, tackle with different weather circumstance, no matter high temperature or cold days, this radiant floor heating system will not deform, thus to ensure integrity and safe use.
【PREMIUM FLEXIBILITY】- Min.7" bending radius, easy to bend for different ground situation. Pressure rate: 188-217psi at 20℃, 101-108psi at 95℃. Compatible water temperature: -45 to 110℃(-47℉ to 230℉). Thus to ensure good temperature resistant, crack- & leakage-proof of the 3/4" PEX.
【EFFORTLESS INSTALLATION】- Compatible with different connection system & floor type, such as: Crimp connection system (crimp tool + crimp rings + crimp fittings); Cinch (clamp) connection system (cinch tool + St. steel clamps + crimp fittings); Press system (by Viega); Compression PEX Fittings.
【DIVERSE USE SCENARIO】- Suit for home & commercial use, like: radiant floor heat system, solar water heater system, central air-conditioning piping system etc. Structural concrete slabs, Non-structural slabs, Staple-up (between joists) radiant floor heating with and without heat transfer plates, "Sandwich" type radiant heating (between sub floor and finished floor), Snow & ice melting systems etc.

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Pex Water Tubing Pipe Non-barrier Hose For Radiant Floor Heat Red 3/4

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Tough Equipment & Tools, Pay Less

Why Choose VEVOR?

Premium Tough Quality
Incredibly Low Prices
Fast & Secure Delivery
30-Day Free Returns
24/7 Attentive Service

Non-Barrier PEX Tube

Non-barrier PEX tubing is used for residential and commercial hot & cold water plumbing applications. Can also be used for open loop radiant floor heating system to distribute water temperature between: -47℉ to 230℉. PEX pipe features 500ft length, 3/4" standard size, good pressure ratings etc. Easy to install and has good flexibility to suit different occasions.

Standards, Certifications & Approvals
ASTM F876: Standard specification for crosslinked polyethylene (PEX) tubing.
ASTM F877: Standard specification for crosslinked polyethylene (PEX) plastic hot- and-cold-water distribution systems.
ASTM F2023: Standard test method for evaluating the oxidative resistance of crosslinked
polyethylene (PEX) tubing and systems to hot chlorinated water.
CSA B137.5: Crosslinked polyethylene (PEX) tubing systems for pressure applications.

3/4" PEX Tube

Commercial-grade pex tubing, crack-resistant, leakage-proof and anti-aging after long year's use. Nominal Diameter: 3/4"; Tube Length: 500ft, longer than normal products.

Leakage-Proof Pipe

Made of non-toxic PEX material, resistant to high temperature or cold weather. No leakage worry, dual used as radiant heating tube or potable water pipe.

7" Bending Radius

Expands and shrinks with temperature changes and support freeze resistant, this 3/4 inch PEX tubing is with min.7" bending radius(industry standard) and excellent flexibility.

Various Tube Connection

This pex tubing 3/4 can be connected in many ways: Crimp connection system(crimp tool + rings + fittings).; Cinch (clamp) connection system; Press system(by Viega); Compression PEX Fittings.

Different Installation Ways

Pex 3/4 is suitable for many floors, like: (non-) structural concrete slabs; staple-up (between joists) radiant floor heat; "Sandwich" type radiant heating; Snow & ice melting systems etc.

Wide Application Places

Multi-use water pipe, applied for plumbing, radiant & hydronic systems, and potable water. Keep quick hot & cold water flows. Red color just for easier identification.

Package Content

1 x 500ft PEX Tube

Specifications

Type: PEX Tube(Non Oxygen Barrier)
Color: Red
Total Length: 500ft
Nominal Diameter: 3/4"
Inside Diameter: 0.66"
Outside Diameter: 0.86"
Tube Thickness: 0.1"
Temperature Range: -45 to 110℃(-47℉ to 230℉)
Pressure Rate: 188-217psi at 20℃; 101-108psi at 95℃
Min.Bending Radius: 7"
ANSI/NSF 14, ANSI/NSF61, NSF-Pw (certified for radiant heating applications)
UPC listed by IAPMO
SDR-9 dimensional standards

Specification

Type: PEX Tube(Non Oxygen Barrier)

Color: Red

Total Length: 500ft

Nominal Diameter: 3/4"

Inside Diameter: 0.66"

Outside Diameter: 0.86"

Tube Thickness: 0.1"

Temperature Range: -45 to 110℃(-47℉ to 230℉)

Pressure Rate: 188-217psi at 20℃; 101-108psi at 95℃

Min.Bending Radius: 7"

: ANSI/NSF 14, ANSI/NSF61, NSF-Pw (certified for radiant heating applications)

: UPC listed by IAPMO

: SDR-9 dimensional standards

PEX tube suitable for new domestic water came on time and was of good quality as expected. My bathrooms and laundry are all hooked up and leak-free! Price was great and easily beat the big box stores. Even beat Ebay!

Pull the first 150' tonight by myself. With drilling all the holes for 16' bu 28' area, 4 hours.The tubing showed signs of wanting to kink, just pinch any bad looking ones with Vise-grips. Use tape on the jaws and set them loose. With the right setting you can work the pipe at 90 and 45 to the kink. And you'll have no more issue with them.Pulling this pipe is a learning curve to handle. The trick that work best was to coil extra on floor after pulling threw the joists. Straight it out on the floor to feed easy. Never pull it tight until you have it close to the end. Feeding the tube in the joist the weight of that extra pipe coiling on the floor does the work for you.You will need the right fitting and the rem tool. The rem tool pushes the tube round again. And 45 the inner and outer edge to quickly slide in the fitting.Very Happy with this product. Thanks

The tubing has _anufactures memory which causes it to want to bend back into its original shape. Working alone, in a small space like my crawl space, under the house, made it a challenge, as I had to wedge it into the shape I wanted until I could secure with metal suspension straps and clamps. The compression rings are tight, by design and you have to work to get them in to the ends of the tube. Once it_ compressed they hold great.