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    Aquatherm PPR

    Is anyone out there using aquatherm polypropylene-r piping for glycol headers? I was planning to use them but then found out they may not handle cold temps very well. Any thoughts?


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    Hello, Breweric -

    I have sent you a private message in response to your question. Please don't hesitate to contact me should you need anything further.

    Best,

    Megan Hernandez
    Marketing Manger
    Aquatherm
    e: megan.hernandez@aquatherm.com
    based in: Cleveland, OH

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      I just installed a lot of Niron which I understand to be basically the same thing as aquatherm. I was told it is rated for the temps we use with glycol (26-28 F) and so far (4 months in) so good.

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