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		<title>Installation of PEX connection with crimp tool</title>
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				<category><![CDATA[Heat transfer plate]]></category>
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		<category><![CDATA[PEX crimp tools]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Installation of mechanical screwed PEX connection with PEX crimp tools in the following order: * Cut PEX pipe perpendicular to its axis, leaving no burrs * Wear crimp nut and locking the cutting ring on the end of the PEX pipe * Insert the PEX tube inside the sleeve, it should go there all the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Installation of mechanical screwed PEX connection with PEX crimp tools in the following order:</p>
<p>* Cut PEX pipe perpendicular to its axis, leaving no burrs<br />
* Wear crimp nut and locking the cutting ring on the end of the PEX pipe<br />
* Insert the PEX tube inside the sleeve, it should go there all the way<br />
* Crimp tool attached to the outer thread of responses and manually turn until it stops.</p>
<p>Then with a wrench it fix about 1,5-2 turnover.</p>
<p>In the compounds of this type, with the original elements of Uponor Wirsbo PEX, sealing is carried out by contact of metal surfaces (metal &#8211; metal) without the use of rubber seals. In this connection, the connection will always be sealed regardless of the temperature and duration of operation.</p>
<p>In compounds of another type, with rubber sealing elements, sealing depends on the life of seals.</p>
<p>At high temperatures, water (coolant), a hot water supply systems, or <strong>PEX</strong> <strong>heat transfer plate</strong> <strong>PEX radiant heating</strong>, the service life of these spacers is about 5 years.</p>
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