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It's mlcp just there own
 
Specifically the pipe yeah? Not just Tectite in general as the link appears to imply. Might give it a whirl. Sounds like good alternative to plastic in places where copper is a pain.
 
Only thing I will say it's quite a bit stiffer than it looks it's nearly like soft copper
 

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