RadiantPEX

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RadiantPEX & WaterPEX Tubing
RadiantPEX Fittings
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The RadiantPEX Advantage
Cross-linked RadiantPEX is tough, flexible, long-lasting, and maintenance-free. RadiantPEX is easy to transport, won’t corrode, and withstands continuous temperatures to 180°F. RadiantPEX is a three-layer pipe with an EVOH oxygen barrier protecting ferrous system components against oxidation.

RadiantPEX is Better
RadiantPEX is manufactured to American Standard Testing Methods for cross-linked polyethylene tubing (ASTM F-876 and F-877). Included are requirements and test methods for materials, workmanship, dimensions, environmental stress cracking, sustained hydrostatic pressure strength, thermo-cycling resistance, bend strength, and degree of cross-linking, among other tests. RadiantPEX meets or exceeds these specifications. RadiantPEX is manufactured using the Silane process, the most common process worldwide for making cross-linked polyethylene tubing. These Silane bonds form a tough, durable pipe that is very resistant to high temperatures and oxidation.

It's Guaranteed
All RadiantPEX carries a 25 Year Warranty for residential and commercial heating and snowmelting applications.

RadiantPex is the Right Choice
RadiantPEX is the right choice for a variety of floor-heating, snowmelting, and supply line applications:

• Use RadiantPEX for slabs, thin slabs, and framed floor systems.
• Use RadiantPEX to supply radiant manifolds, baseboard heaters, or fan coils.

Codes, Listings, and Standards
RadiantPEX is manufactured in accordance with American Standard Testing Methods F-876 and F-877, is Certified by NSF to Standards 14 and 61, and is listed by the International Code Council Evaluation Service (ICC-ES) Report #ESR-1155 and the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO) carrying the Uniform Plumbing Code symbol. All RadiantPEX pipe is approved to CSA Standard B137.5.

 

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