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Sat, May 12, 12 at 2:16
| What is the difference between Pex A and Pex B?
Should I care which is used for my plumbing lines in my house? Why might you pick one over the other? |
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| Pex A is cured with peroxide. Pex B with silane, Pex C with radiation. There are not any real differences in their performance ratings (ASTM F876 and ASTM F877). Pex B does better on out of spec pressure and is better in chlorine testing, but all meet the standards. |
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