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plastic pipe
Plastic pipe is a tubular section, or hollow cylinder, made of plastic. It is usually, but not necessarily, of circular cross-section, used mainly to convey substances which can flow—liquids and gases (fluids), slurries, powders and masses of small solids. It can also be used for structural applications; hollow pipes are far stiffer per unit weight than solid members.
Plastic pipework is used for the conveyance of drinking water, waste water, chemicals, heating fluid and cooling fluids, foodstuffs, ultra-pure liquids, slurries, gases, compressed air, irrigation, plastic pressure pipe systems, and vacuum system applications.
Hiya, my toilet has 110 pipe going to master boss fitting. It's not glued and loose. I think as it's going to master boss that's why it's never glued. It has one drop of water leak after every flush. What I can use to stop leak at same time in utue if It needs to be removed it can be removed...
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Please could I have some advice.
I recently had an new air source pump and hot water tank system installed. The pipes to the radiators are copper. However, there is plastic pipes to the taps for hot and cold water. I have found a leak in the connection of a plastic pipe.
First...
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I need to fit a kitchen monobloc tap temporarily. A new sink unit will be going in soon so this will just be a stop gap.
The current tap is connected with copper down to plastic pipes. I've attached photos below of what's there now and what the new flexi tails look like (is that a...
I had a plumber connect slightly wider radiator with plastic pipes. I wanted to bend the pipe but he said this pipe wont bend.
IMG20230227183808 hosted at ImgBB - https://ibb.co/MCQC1hv - thats image of the work done
So he just connected it . But i can see there is a lot of ptessure on the...
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I have a leaking compression joint that is connected to plastic pipe. I have now read elsewhere that it is not a good idea to connect plastic into compression joints. It DID have an insert in the plastic pipe.
I decided to use plastic JG speedfit pipe in the compression...
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I have a 25mm plastic (HDPE?, MDPE?....blue) pipe that comes into my shed and i'd like to run 2x flexible hose connectors off it. The internal diameter of the flexible hose connections looks to be about 20.9mm.
What would the pros recommend?
I need to connect 68mm plastic pipe to 68mm cast iron pipe and the water will be running plastic to cast iron. The couplers I've come across seem to be suitable if the water was running from the cast iron pipe first to the plastic pipe. Coud someone please send me a link for a suitable coupler...
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I want to replace the silicone/rubber o rings on my washing mashine outlet flowpipe arrangment.
See pics of the two ring types and what looks like a rubber sleeve
Could someone:-
1. Tell me the generic size AND names of the o-ring, wider seal ring and rubber sleeve i need to buy ?
2. If...
Hi all, had some great advice on this forum and need a bit more... I've used this reducer (pictured) to step down a 22mm lead loc coupler to 15mm. I inserted 15mm plastic pipe (with a pipe insert) with ptfe wrapped round the olive which is brass. Just read online that that's no good as brass...
Hi, I want to install a salamander hot water pump to my hot water taps, from my tank in bedroom. I will install a new s flange, my question is can I install this with plastic pipes ie speed fit instead of copper
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I have a leaking water supply pipe in my house which is an unfamiliar type for me. It is a black plastic pipe with glued joints about 15mm diameter, which supplies our upstairs bathroom. See photo.
the house was built around 1971 but there have been...
I came across this for the first time yesterday, i have seen something similiar in the past when i was an apprentice but that was a long time ago.
Just thought that i would put this up so as to help anyone out there that may come across it. Its plastic pipe that takes cold main, in this...
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I bought a new sink and it has a 1/2" water inlet pipe but d previous pipework for the kitchen sink is very weird and to be honest I'm not sure exactly what connection I need or what what item I need for to make this work.
please could you help me understand what fitting I would need as I...
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I have a bungalow with a solid floor.
I want to add a radiator under one of the windows, ideally bury the pipes in the wall so they arnt seen.
Ill have to do a chase down the side of the window and then another horizontal to the centre of the rad where a radiator outlet plate will be...
Having checked my tables I'm having some trouble identifying a thread. It's on a connecting pipe inside an airline regulator in the UK. It's a male thread on a plastic pipe that screws into the metal regulator body. Tpi is 18. OD is 0.835 inches. Fo you agree this this is 1/2 NPT? - it doesn't...
Hi in the process of redecorating the downstairs toilet. I loosend the cistern to pull an old wooden pannel out from behind it. In doing so ive cracked the old plastic 20mm pipe up to the T peice. Is there any way of rectifying this without replacing the whole pipe. Cheers
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I have this pipe work running to my existing basin, using the old Osma Gold fittings/pipe.
I would like to replace this with JG speedfit and/or copper.
I intend to cut it off and reroute it to make it all neat, but am not sure about compatibility. I will have a bare end of old Osma Gold 15mm...
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The fitting is brass (though doesn't look it in photo), the stuck plastic threaded pipe section is off the bottom of a standard ballcock assembly (bottom inlet) . It's snapped very cleanly, dead level with the nut.
So, any smart ideas on how to get it out?
Thanks
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