Conex Banninger ＞B＜ MaxiPro Press Fittings

An innovative press system suitable for air-conditioning and refrigeration applications
Benefiting from over 100 years’ experience in fittings manufacture and over two decades experience in press system design, ＞B＜ MaxiPro is set to revolutionise pipe jointing in air conditioning and refrigeration applications. ＞B＜ MaxiPro is a robust press system, which is quick and simple to use providing a secure and permanent joint.
Compared with traditional techniques it significantly improves productivity through greatly reduced installation time and enhanced working flexibility. ＞B＜ MaxiPro can be used with hard, half hard or annealed copper tube conforming to EN 12735-1 or ASTM-B280, in both air conditioning and refrigeration applications and is approved for use with the following refrigerants: R1234yf, R1234ze, R32, R134a, R404A, R407C, R407F, R410A and R507.
The ＞B＜ MaxiPro range is brought to you by Conex Bänninger, a specialist in providing the best fittings, valves and accessories across the globe. Since 1909, Conex Bänninger has produced over 20 billion fittings and valves, and their innovative approach has led to some landmark achievements in product design. Conex Bänninger carries a heritage of product knowledge, expertise and excellence that is trusted across residential, commercial, industrial, air conditioning and refrigeration markets worldwide. Conex Bänninger is an ISO 9001 quality assured company, that ensures you receive the very best in quality.
For more information and to see the full range click here www.brymec.com/maxipro-page

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[@stevendouglas3860]

What are those Heating copper tools called ? ?
And how are they ??

[@syedsharfudheen47]

Available in doha qatar ?
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[@juliuskomagum7975]

Where to find that?

[@rachpalsingh9649]

where this available, any website address,

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[@samuelt2072]

Just solder the usual way..
or use PVC or cpvc

[@mikepict9011]

I like pp . Its faster then solder significantly, I like soldering but a header ? And plastic is poison, I wouldn't drink that water for 2 years

[@hornetIIkite3]

Never use pvc or cpvc for drinking water. Copper, stainless, or Alupex only

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Kolejny system masakra

[@jaybusa3302]

This seems like so much unnecessary extra work compared to just Soldering the normal way.

[@johnorabone6112]

Jay busa They make for a much more reliable joint. withstand higher pressures and no chance of fire and no need for torches, mapp gas, etc. all of which are costly. also, as was mentioned, you can use on wet copper tube, even with water in joint. this is a vast improvement.

[@gf2e]

Don’t you need to clean copper pipe before soldering it? And add flux too?