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Frog67

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Evening all, currently working in a property with grey plastic push fit on the heating pipes. The fittings are plastic with a brass section where the pipe pushes in. I can remember seeing these but i cant remember what brand they are. i can only remember HEP 20 being grey but i need to extend the pipes so i need a fitting that will be compatible.
Can anyone name the brand i have described or suggest a universal fitting that will connect to any brand of push fit?
Thanks in advance
 
sounds like early hep but could be polypipe,i take it nothing written on the pipe? can you post a pic of the fittings?
 
No pics as I'm not back there until Friday. Don't think its Buteline either. Pretty sure its Hep but not 100% sure. I need to cut into the pipework but unsure what to use.
 
The fittings are plastic with a brass section where the pipe pushes in.

Marley Equator?

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Cheers Roy, that's them. Are /were these fittings sold through Plumb center and are they still available or if not what is the equivalent.
Thanks again
 
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