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A few days ago I posted a question about repairing a burst 3/8" soft copper
pipe. Today I posted a question about some water filter housings I bought at an auction. Amazingly, the questions converged, because in one of the boxes was a bunch of fittings; including several 3/8" compression unions! There are plastic and brass rings to go on the tubing. I am guessing the brass are for copper, and the plastic are for plastic. Is that correct? There also little lipped brass tubes; they go in plastic tubing? Can I use these with PEX? |
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I think what you state is correct but you might consider
buying/borrowing a good book on plumbing. |
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![]() "toller" wrote in message ... There are plastic and brass rings to go on the tubing. I am guessing the brass are for copper, and the plastic are for plastic. Is that correct? There also little lipped brass tubes; they go in plastic tubing? Can I use these with PEX? The ones I bought are a gray plastic and specifically say they can be used with pex or copper or cpvc. I don' tknow about the others, but if the od of the tubing is the right size, I suspect they would work but can't say for certain. |
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