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Is it ok to use copper clamps on PEX pipe?
Last edited by rchorey; 10/12/06 at 12:19 PM.. |
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Please Note:
phinsperger is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
There is no problem chemically from using a copper clamp. However, that type of clamp is sharp enough that abrasion from pipe movement against the clamp from thermal expansion and contraction may over time wear a weak spot in the pex. There are plastic clamps specifically made for pex pipes.
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Thanks Paul and Brian
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