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28 mm reducer straight into compression
howdy
I have a 28 mm compression coupling into which I need to put a 22 mm pipe. I have bought a 28 to 22 mm reducer (in profile looks like a fat bottle - with a 22 mm neck and a 28 mm body) The question is - do I need to solder a 28 mm pipe onto the reducer and then put the 28 mm pipe into the compression coupling - or can I put the 28 mm "body" of the reducer straight into the compression coupling . I'm wondering if the reducer is too weak to go into the compression coupling ? cheers larry |
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