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Apollo Valves APPB1210-XCP10 PEX-B Pipe Tubing, 1/2 in, Blue, 10 ft L - pack of 10
Item #: APPB1210-XCP10 by Apollo
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Features
- Tough and flexible
- Copper tube size dimensions (CTS)
- Less expensive than other plumbing materials
Pipe or Fitting Product Type
Pipe & Tubing
Length (ft.)
10
Certifications and Listings
ASTM Compliant, NSF Certified
Actual outside diameter (in.)
0.625
Pack Size
1
Color
Blue
Warranty
25 year limited
Material
Cross-Linked Polyethylene (PEX)
Outside Diameter
5/8"
Application
For use in hot and cold potable water distribution systems as well as hydronic radiant heating systems
Length
10"
Type
Cross-Linked Straight
Operating Temperature
180 deg F
Nominal Size
1/2"
Pressure rating
100 psi
Nomenclature
APPB1210/860B10 PEX 1/2 X 10 B
Product Overview
PEX PIPE 1/2 X 10FT BLUE
Apollo PEX tubing is cross-linked, high density polyethylene. The silane method, also called the "moisture cure" method, results in PEX-B, where the cross-linking is performed in a secondary post-extrusion process, producing cross-links between a cross-linking agent. The process is accelerated with heat and moisture. The cross-linked bonds are formed through silanol condensation between two grafted vinyltrimethoxysilane (VTMS) units, connecting the polyethylene chains with C-C-Si-O-SiC-C bridges. PEX tubing is for use in hot and cold potable water distribution systems. PEX tubing can also be used in "continuously recirculating" plumbing systems up to 140 deg F while maintaining chlorine resistance. The tubing may be installed in concrete, gypsum based lightweight concrete, sand, asphalt, in or under wood flooring or behind wallboard or plaster.