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Hi i had to cut into the rising main to fit a stopcock several years ago.The problem i had was the o/d was standard 1/2 but the i/d was about 3/8.I could not find any ferrules to fit so i had one made.Due to a extention of the property i have now got to cut the pipe again.If any one has a clue where i could get the internal ferrules i would be very happy.Paul:)
 
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look here [DLMURL]http://www.bssindustrial.co.uk/download/.../Philmac%20Price%20List.pdf[/DLMURL] these fittings dont need inserts
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