Bending hep20 pipe
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Of course you can acheive a 90 degree bend but if you want a tight bend then you will need to use a support unit such as these
www.cityplumbing.co.uk
Hep2O Cold Forming Bend Grey 15mm HX75/15 HX75/15 GR
Hep2O manufactures and assembles this 15mm grey cold forming bend in Doncaster, UK. This WRAS-approved push-fit fitting connects directly to plastic and copper pipe. Patented In4Sure joint recognition allows you to insert and twist the pipe until a rumble sensation confirms a secure joint...
www.cityplumbing.co.uk
Thanks for this info - seems quite simple really!Of course you can acheive a 90 degree bend but if you want a tight bend then you will need to use a support unit such as these
Hep2O Cold Forming Bend Grey 15mm HX75/15 HX75/15 GR
Hep2O manufactures and assembles this 15mm grey cold forming bend in Doncaster, UK. This WRAS-approved push-fit fitting connects directly to plastic and copper pipe. Patented In4Sure joint recognition allows you to insert and twist the pipe until a rumble sensation confirms a secure joint...
As suggested, depends on how tight a bend you want but they will bend to 360Deg, they are supplied in coils.
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As suggested, depends on how tight a bend you want but they will bend to 360Deg, they are supplied in coils.
Lol I guess but that is a large bend!
Of course, was a little tongue in cheek
the cold former is the tightest really that it would need to go for practicality but it can go to 180deg in UFH loops so the radius can be quite tight. It's a feel thing with HEP and JG plastic. Depends on how tight you need it I guess.
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