Anyone identify this fitting?

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• Sep 9, 2019

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Hi

Any idea what make these fittings are?

Thanks for any help

Martin

 

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Mlcp uponor by the look

 

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Mlcp uponor by the look

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Please elaborate Shaun ....they cant touch you for it !
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Please elaborate Shaun ..they cant touch you for it !
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Multi layer composite pipe what do you want to know

 

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Thanks, are there other fittings that will work with this pipe that don't required investing in new press jaws? The pipe is 16mm, ideally I like to come off of it with copper.

 

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MOSSEP said:

Thanks, are there other fittings that will work with this pipe that don't required investing in new press jaws? The pipe is 16mm, ideally I like to come off of it with copper.

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Need some of these 16-15mm compression adapters

Nut & Insert Adaptor 16x15mm

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These fittings will need to be crimped with a crimp gun with the correct head.

 

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ShaunCorbs said:

Multi layer composite pipe what do you want to know

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As you know I am just a sucker for knowledge thank you
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As you know I am just a sucker for knowledge thank you
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Will send you the spec sheet over afterwards

 

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• Sep 9, 2019

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Thanks for the help, I assume something like this will do the trick then?

 

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Yes the same as my link just on a comp fitting 20mm is the only tricky one as some are different wall thickness

 

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MOSSEP said:

Thanks, are there other fittings that will work with this pipe that don't required investing in new press jaws? The pipe is 16mm, ideally I like to come off of it with copper.

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You can hire the gun for the day
You will also need some good cutters and a reaming tool

 

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You can hire the gun for the day
You will also need some good cutters and a reaming tool

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You can make do with speedfit cutters for one or two cuts

 

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You can make do with speedfit cutters for one or two cuts

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I found mine were blunt after a few, but I use cheap ones
Can’t think of the name of the reaming tool. Rectification tool?
Will google it later

 

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I found mine were blunt after a few, but I use cheap ones
Can’t think of the name of the reaming tool. Rectification tool?
Will google it later

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Close calibration tool

If you spin the cutters like you do for when cutting overflow pipe you can get away without using the calibration tool

 

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Where are you based?
I could lend you my crimp gun if your close by.
( North Yorkshire)

 

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Where are you based?
I could lend you my crimp gun if your close by.
( North Yorkshire)

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London area I believe (Kent)

 

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• Sep 9, 2019

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I’m in Maidstone in Kent. I’ve got a REMS gun but no heads to suit the fittings. Thanks for the offer but it’s only needed to change a radiator so I’ll just use the compression fitting.

Out of interest, does anyone know the cost of the correct jaws to suit the fittings?

 

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MOSSEP said:

I’m in Maidstone in Kent. I’ve got a REMS gun but no heads to suit the fittings. Thanks for the offer but it’s only needed to change a radiator so I’ll just use the compression fitting.

Out of interest, does anyone know the cost of the correct jaws to suit the fittings?

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