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The inner and outer layers of composite multilayer gasFlex are UV treated Poliethylene; and its middle layer is a flexible aluminum tube. gasFlex has most of the advantages metallic pipe. Its advantages are easy bending, anti-rust, non-corrosion, and fire resistance.
gasFlex 's inner and outer layers consist of PE with U.V resistant components. At normal temperature, it does not dissolve in any known solutions and is resistant against acid, alkaline or salty soil.
Both materials offer perhaps the best chemical and corrosion resistance of any plastic used in the manufacture of plumbing pipes. The polyolefin family of plastics PE is renowned for it's toughness, long working life and resistance to deterioration in the most extreme environments.
On the other hand, when metal or copper pipes are exposed to aggressive soil and conditions, they are susceptible to corrosion and pitting.
Ease of Installation
No more copper sticks, no more sweating joints every few feet. gasFlex's convenient, lightweight coils allow you to install a professional gas piping system quickly and efficiently. Installation crews are less fatigued and larger coils mean less wastage.
Need to make a bend ? Go ahead. Need to snake pipe around an obstruction ? There's nothing stopping you. When the system calls for a fitting, you simply cut, bevel, insert and crimp the pipe for secure, long-term connections. It's really that fast and simple.
Go anywhere with gasFlex
gasFlex can be installed behind drywall and above false ceilings or surface mounted. It can be supported horizontally or vertically on 8 foot centers because its stiffness and expansion rate is similar to copper's. gasFlex can be encased in concrete or buried underground without additional protection because its tough outer plastic layer resists chemicals and corrosive activity.
Superior Flow
gasFlex's smooth inner wall toughened with carbon black permanently resists scaling and abrasion, keeping gas flow constant year after year.
gasFlex uses fewer fittings, in fact less than half the fittings used in a copper or black iron system. Fewer fitting joints means less chance of leakage and less liability.
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