High heat waste run in mapress

[Rybo_1]

I have to do a 54mm copper waste run due to it carrying high heat grease and water. I don't want to solder due to it having Whiterock walls. Also I think compression would look poor so was going to go the mapress route. A system I've never used before. My main question is, what's the max temperature it can handle? I can't find anything on geberits site

 

[IDCHAPPY]

Sure it's goof for 100+ C mate

 

[ShaunCorbs]

why dont you use screwed and threaded????? thats what i use in schools for Steriliser sinks

 

[Rybo_1]

Do.you mean doing it in Steel then? I'm only a youngster don't think I have that hard work in Me!! Haha. That's a good shout to be fair but if further down the line they want it altered doesn't that create a nightmare for the next man?

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Do.you mean doing it in Steel then? I'm only a youngster don't think I have that hard work in Me!! Haha. That's a good shout to be fair but if further down the line they want it altered doesn't that create a nightmare for the next man?

why not you should have more go in you than most and yea steel, why would they want it changed, but ok why not do it in mapress steel? saves the copper robbers

 

[PriestyUK]

We use this in science labs - Vulcathene ([DLMURL="http://www.durapipe.co.uk/product/detail.asp?BID=4"]Vulcathene pipework system for laboratory and chemical drainage[/DLMURL])

But mapress is fine, Geberit also do a white plastic coated pipe, but if I was you I would do it all in stainless if its in a kitchen, easy to clean and looks the dogs, copper can be damaged with cleaning chemicals etc.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

We use this in science labs - Vulcathene ([DLMURL="http://www.durapipe.co.uk/product/detail.asp?BID=4"]Vulcathene pipework system for laboratory and chemical drainage[/DLMURL])

But mapress is fine, Geberit also do a white plastic coated pipe, but if I was you I would do it all in stainless if its in a kitchen, easy to clean and looks the dogs, copper can be damaged with cleaning chemicals etc.

problem with that is doesn't handle the heat, ive seen and by 2 month down the line its like a bendy straw

 

[Worcester]

If your really worried, both Mapress and XPress do a solar rated (150°C) connector