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Paul Rohrs_4
Paul Rohrs_4 Member Posts: 466
in THE MAIN WALL
Jake - check your email, I might be able to help with some Mupro clamps.

Regards,

PR

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  • Jake Timmerman_3
    Jake Timmerman_3 Member Posts: 26
    curvo pics

    This is a job that I just finished yesterday. I just love using the curvo and mupro clamps. Does anyone know were I can get Mupro style clamps now that Mupro is leaving the U.S.? I dont know if I can go back to strut and strut clamps.
  • joel_19
    joel_19 Member Posts: 933
    neat

    i've gotta get me one of those does REMS like that ?
  • joel_19
    joel_19 Member Posts: 933
    neat

    i've gotta get me one of those does REMS like that ?
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Jake,

    What do you mean that Mupro is leaving the US?

    Nice looking job.

    Wallace Radiant Design

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  • Wayco Wayne_2
    Wayco Wayne_2 Member Posts: 2,479
    Jake

    What the heck? What's that green thing with the air vent at the top? I like the curvo. Who makes it and where do I get one. ( I guess I thought only Hot Rod could use one) I see you used the taco mixing block. What a smart device. I haven't had an opportunity to use one but hopefully soon. The new one with the built in flat plate HX looks REAL useful. Looks good for small jobs where you can extract heat form the water heater for a radiant floor. WW

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  • Constantin
    Constantin Member Posts: 3,796
    Looks like a great tool...

    Considering how much trouble some people seem to have finding Pro-Press fittings, minimizing fittings like this seems like a great time saver (finding fittings) and potentially money-saver as well.

    Neat system, BTW, with the boiler in one location, the IDWH in another, and the manifold in a third. Are those Earthlee headers? I also like the LLH and the way you put thermal traps on the return side. I presume that the FPHX is for a snow-melt system?

    The Mupro-clamps and the very neat electrical work are the icing on the cake. Great install!
  • Weezbo
    Weezbo Member Posts: 6,231
    Jake....my computer crashed a while ago...

    and i lost the resources i had ,there are problems with that ,did anyone say when they would be closing thie doors? can we get some last min orders in?
  • Jake Timmerman_3
    Jake Timmerman_3 Member Posts: 26


    The green thing in the corner is a Caleffi Hydro separator.
    I guess others may call it a low loss header. I love using them. It also comes with a insulated jacket for it.
  • hr
    hr Member Posts: 6,106
    Real fine work, Jake

    the Curvo and Press fittings go together like a horse and carriage :)

    Count up how many fittings and solder joints you saved yourself on that install!

    hot rod

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  • SHOOK MFG. PRODUCTS INC.
    SHOOK MFG. PRODUCTS INC. Member Posts: 4
    Rems Tools Curvo

    Shook is an authorized importer of Rems Tools. It is my understanding that the west coast mupro operation has closed, Call 800 354 9792 for Rems information and pricing.
    Linda Bitler
  • Theealchemist
    Theealchemist Member Posts: 55
    Rems Tools

    Can you simply purchase expanding heads for Wirsbo fittings and Pro-Press heads for Rigid pro-press fittings for the rems Accu-press Cordless gun?

    --

  • Weezbo
    Weezbo Member Posts: 6,231
    How Goes the swoopy business?

    *~/:)
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