Capping galvanised under-ground water pipe

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I may shortly have to arrange to seal off an existing metal (galvanised possibly) underground pipe after providing a new supply in place of this old one. Can any-one advise on the best way to do this, is there a modern fitting that will do the job, would hate to have to resort to threading the old pipe !
 
usually the new pipe is connected to a few inches of the old supply by way of a plastic compression stop tap

engineers i've seen, do this live and just saw through the pipe whack the tap onto pipe, turn off tap & then join in the new plastic pipe

not saying this the correct way to do it  8)
 
That sounds like the way I do things, love it.
Main concern was if there was a modern plastic to metal fitting, which there seems to be. Thanks.
 
Have just realised what Seco is getting at, the problem is that the old supply serves two premises so have to leave that on and just cap my bit.
 
Look into Primofit or VJ fittings they should do something suitable.
 
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