15mm plastic pipe to 15mm copper using compression

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I am changing about some pipework and would like to cut a 15mm plastic pipe and reroute it by using a straight 15mm compression fitting onto 15mm copper.

Now, I have seen elsewhere on this installation that the same pipe is fitted into a 15mm compression fitting. If I wish to do this do I need a special insert into the plastic pipe to keep it from getting squashed?
 
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Use a speedfit connector (pushfit). And don't forget to maintain your earth bonding.
 
I know speedfit is probably easier, but I am just wondering how it is done with brass compression fittings. I don't fancy taking apart the one compression to plastic connection in the installation just to take a look!

How is it done?
 
yes you put an insert in the plastic pipe if you want to use a compression fitting
 
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Or any other type of fitting for that matter as well. Otherwise well lets just say you'll be sorry!!!

Alan
 

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