3,/4 pex fitting
Are the pex 3/4 fittings different for pex b and pex c?
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if you know what type (brand etc) of pipe you have you can look up the spec for what connections are approved. There is no 'pex B" type fitting, different manufacturers of pex b products will approve different types of connections, there are some brands of pex b that approve more connection types than others. for example Sioux chief has a pex B that has approvals for F1960 cold expansion which used to be only approved for pexA tubing. show what pex you have here, if you can see the many approvals printed on the pipe F1807 is standard crimp, F1960 is cold expansion like uponor style fittings, there are some others as well. I would imagine pex C would probably not get an expansion approval as its very stiff
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All pex A tube can accept an expansion fitting Uponor, Rehau, Mr Pex.
Several of the B pex brands now allow cold expansion, Zurn and Sioux Chief.
I would suggest the A pex for expansion.
The expansion fittings do allow for better flow as they do not reduce the ID.
Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
Living the hydronic dream1
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