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radiant tubing
creger.robert
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What is the most flexible tubing out there for heating-radiant-on the market
also does anyone offer a quick connect fitting type to not lose fluid
also does anyone offer a quick connect fitting type to not lose fluid
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Hi, There has been rubber tubing, but it hasn’t held up well in the long term. PEX can flex more or less depending on size. I’m wondering what job do you have in mind? With that info, we probably can help you better. Fittings depend on the tubing, so can’t answer that question yet.
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its a trial job heating some igloos trying to see whats out there0
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PERT tubing where not as popular is more flexible. Hydronic Alternatives has it. i think you can also get it from supplyhouse.com0
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REHAU has a RAUPEX SPEED radiant system here: https://www.rehau.com/us-en/raupex-speedPresident
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The A pex are more flexible, it has to do with the method of cross-linking. B pex is cross-linked after coiling and tends to want to stay in a coiled shape
Mr Pex has long advertised the most flexible pex.
PERT is an option but does not have the same ratings as pex.Bob "hot rod" Rohr
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