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Watts CrimpRing 0650655 WP15P, WP15P-08PB Coupling, 1/2 in Nominal, Crimp End Style, Poly-Alloy, Import, PEX-B
WATTS-PEX WP15P-08PB 10PC/BAG PEX COUPLING-1/2CX1/2C-PA 1/2 CF X 1/2 CF POLY ALLOY CRIMP RING 0650655
PEX Couplings
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Watts CrimpRing 0650655 WP15P, WP15P-08PB Coupling, 1/2 in Nominal, Crimp End Style, Poly-Alloy, Import, PEX-B
3216746
Product ID:3216746
Famous Supply
- Series: WP15P
- Fitting/Connector Type: Coupling
- Nominal Size: 1/2 in
- End Style: Crimp
- Material: Poly-Alloy
- Domestic/Import: Import
This 1/2 in crimp x 1/2 in crimp poly alloy PEX coupling is manufactured in accordance with ASTM F-1807. It is compliant with CSA standard B -137.5. It is used for making WaterPEX® repairs in the field, continuing a run as well as Transitioning from polybutylene pipe to WaterPEX® tubing.
- Features
- Warranty
- Standards & Approvals
- Application
| For use with SDR-9 PEX pipe |
| The wetted surface of this product contacted by consumable water contains less than 0.25% of lead by weight |
| Manufactured from Acudel® engineered thermoplastic resin |
| ASTM F2159 specification for plastic insert fittings utilizing a copper crimp ring for SDR9 cross-linked polyethylene (PEX) tubing and SDR9 polyethylene of raised temperature (PE-RT) tubing |
| ASTM F877 specification for crosslinked polyethylene (PEX) plastic hot and cold-water distribution systems |
| Limited |
| Manufactured in Accordance with ASTM F877 and F-2159 |
| Listed by the National Sanitation Foundation to NSF Standards 14 and 61 for Use in Potable Water Systems |
| Listed by NSF to be in Compliant to the Uniform Plumbing Code |
| Labeled B137.5 which Indicates that it is Compliant to the CSA Standards B137.5 |
| US Green Building Council Member |
| PROP65: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. |
| Commercial and Residential |