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Viega PureFlow PEX System
Viega LLC
22 00 00 Plumbing
The Viega PureFlow PEX System provides a complete plumbing solution that is easy to install and will help reduce water waste. With fittings, manifolds, and tubing, Viega provides everything necessary for a total plumbing system.
Viega PureFlow Press fittings are available in sizes from 9.5 to 50 mm (3/8 to 2 in.) and have Viega Smart Connect® technology, which helps identify unpressed connections. Fittings are available in proprietary Zero Lead bronze and high-performance polymer. System-matched tools provide a consistent connection every time.
The Viega ManaBloc is designed to supply each fixture in a building with its own individual PEX tubing line. It provides centralized control over the entire plumbing system, and fewer fittings behind the wall reduce potential leak points.
Viega PureFlow PEX tubing is a flexible solution manufactured with strict quality control through vertically integrated manufacturing and exceeds the highest industry ratings for ultraviolet (UV) and chlorine resistance.
Viega. Connected in quality.
Additional Information
viega.us/RethinkPEXCommercial Brochure
Residential Brochure
Viega PEX Solutions Video
Contact Information
Phone: 800-976-9819
Email:
insidesales@viega.us
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