PEXAPIPE System Details
PEXc and Multilayer Pipes
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PEXc pipe in conduit in sizes in stock at all times for plumbing and primary connections. Pipe in conduit for plumbing and radiator heating. All pipes are with EVOH oxygen barrier. | ![]() |
Multilayer
pipe made of PEX, aluminium PEX. The aluminium layer is an oxygen barrier
and provides rigidity in surface mounted installations. |
Quality Pipe for any Application
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Pexapipe systems are made of high quality components. The PEXc pipe is of the same basic material as the mains pipe used by the utilities for years. But its plastic material is cross-linked for extra strength and protected from oxygen diffusion with a barrier when used in heating systems. Add to such quality the resistance to corrosion and scaling and you have low maintenance and cost plumbing. Best of all, the PEX pipe, which is available in all popular sizes and approved to many EC standards, is comparable in cost of equivalent metal pipes. |
![]() Only few companies in Europe produce the very best PEXc pipe due to the high investment in electron beam cyclotron. |
IPPEC's PEXc pipe is cross linked using an electron beam generated by a cyclotron. This gives homogenous cross linking compared to PEXa which is a chemical cross linking process. PEXc needs to be cross linked to 68% compared to PEXa which is cross linked to 75% to obtain the same strength. For this reason PEXc is very strong while remaining more flexible compared with any other PEX material. |
IPPEC's PEX Pipe in Stock
| Pipe
dia. in. id |
Pipe
dia. mm od |
Application |
Coil
in M |
ODB |
Conduit |
| 3/8" |
PEX
14X2 |
Radiator
connections |
50
|
Yes
EVOH |
Yes |
| 1/2" |
PEX
16X2.2 |
Hot
& Cold distribution |
50 |
Yes
EVOH |
Yes
|
| 1/2" |
PEX
167X2 |
Underfloor
heating |
100,
200, 300 |
Yes
EVOH |
No |
| 5/8" |
PEX
20X2 |
Underfloor
heating |
240 |
Yes
EVOH |
No |
| 3/4" |
PEX
25X2.3 |
Primary
connections |
50 |
Yes
EVOH |
Yes |
| 1" |
PEX
32X2.9 |
Primary
connections |
50 |
Yes
EVOH |
Yes |
| ML
pipe (PEX Alu PEX)
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| 1/2" |
ML
PEX 16X2 |
Underfloor
heating Plumbing & Gas |
100
& 200 |
Yes
Alu. Layer |
No |
| 3/4" |
ML
PEX 25X2 |
Underfloor
heating Plumbing & Gas |
50&100
|
Yes
Alu. Layer |
No |
| 1" |
ML
PEX 32X3 |
Primary
& Gas |
50 |
Yes
Alu. Layer |
No |
The Barrier to Corrosion
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The
Oxygen Pump |
Main Features of Advanced PEX Plumbing
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Plumbing in a ring to give better pressure distribution and water flow.
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Flexible, Light
to carry and fast to to install., no joints, self ducted,
durable, quick to fit, quite, clean. No
corrosion or scaling. |
Rigid, heavy, many
joints, finite life, difficult to install, needs special skill, noisy,
risk of fire, dirty to work with. |
PEXAPIPE and Floor Ducts
| Embedding
metal pipes in floors is a very expensive business. The floor ducting required
is expensive and laborious to construct. Avoiding these ducts may not be
an option such as in ‘open design’ buildings. Continuous PEX pipe in conduit
(pipe in pipe) solves this problem and frees restriction on designers. The PEXc pipe remains uncut, and hence immune from leaking at a joint, when buried in floor. Therfore PEX pipe is the only solution to lay long length of pipes in floors. |
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| IPPEC was the first to supply a complete project dossier for the heating and plumbing system. This individual design service has proved to be invaluable and is part of our commitment to train installers in the UK. It is an 'up front investment' in problem-free installation. Pexapipe plumbing pipe and fittings are illustrated and eplained on the drawings supplied. | |
PEXAPIPE Installation skills and time
| Installation
properties |
Over
3 m run |
Under
3 m run |
Radiator
pipes |
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PEX |
Copper |
PEX |
Copper |
PEX |
Copper |
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| Skills required | Basic |
Average |
Basic |
High |
Basic |
High |
| Time taken to install | 20% |
100% |
40% |
100% |
50% |
100% |
| Maintenance required |
Min. |
Average |
Min. |
Average |
Min. |
Average |