3/4" connection to 22mm copper pipe

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i need to replace a section of old imperial 3/4inch central heating pipework because of a bathroom refit, the space i need to get into is extremely tight against a wall so i wanted to use a Hep2o 22mm pushfit straight connector. Hep have just told me that i can't use a standard 22mm straight connector... I know they make an imperial/metric fitting but getting hold of one seems impossible. Any ideas or advice folks ?
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You could use a 22mm compression coupling with a 3/4" olive, or, more likely when you cannot get one, use a 22mm olive bound up with some PTFE.
 
I would be careful with 22mm olive+ PTFE. Know of customers who had floods during the night. I would choose not to do the job unless I had the correct fitting.
 
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If you have the room to use a push fit fitting then can you not sweat a 3/4*22mm coupling :?:

You can easily get these
 
When you're desperate you can make things fit.

More than once I've run out of 3/4" olives and 'panel beaten' a 22mm copper olive down to size. ;)

And once, when reeeely desperate, on a Sunday night, with an angry wife-of-client lurking, I helped him by beating down one end a 22mm Yorkshire coupling until it was the right diameter. :D
 
I still have an old 3/4" Monument socket former :LOL:

You know the sort you smack inside the pipe with a big hammer. :cool:
 
I think he's just using the opportunity before Rule 23 comes into force. :D

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WTF is rule 23.....sounds like catch22.....the scene where someone`s beating a horse in the background :eek: :mad:
 
have you got a tapered mandrel and a shrinking hammer ,Softus , or is it just old age ;)
 
cuz the merchants shut @ 12.30 until Tuesday....so you`re left with :eek: The Sheds :eek:
 
good point ;) didn`t run out like wee....as unleaded does :idea:
 

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