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1/2" White PEX Tubing (100 ft Coil)

Brand:
Rifeng
SKU:
050-100-W
Rating:
(424)
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1/2" White PEX Tubing (100 ft Coil)
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Unavailable since February 21, 2018
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1/2" White PEX-b Tubing (100 ft Coil)
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Product Highlights

Product Highlight: Grade
PEX-b
Product Highlight: Tubing Type
Non-Oxygen Barrier
Product Highlight: Fitting System Compatibility
PEX Press, PEX Compression, Clamp, Push Fit, Crimp
Product Highlight: Length (Feet)
100' Length
Product Highlight: Size
1/2"
Product Highlight: Material
PEX

Specs

Length (Feet):

100'

Size:

1/2"

Fitting System Compatibility:

PEX Press

PEX Compression

Clamp

Push Fit

Crimp

Material:

PEX

Grade:

PEX-b

Color:

White

Application:

Plumbing

Tubing Type:

Non-Oxygen Barrier

Warranty:

25 Year

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Product Reviews

4.78 out of 424 reviews
97% would recommend this product
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Most Liked Positive Review

Good Product and Easy to work with.

Pricing is higher that some on the internet...may want to work on pricing. Good product and SupplyHouse.com is an awesome company to deal with!!
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Most Liked Negative Review

No

The Bluefin PEX is very stiff and will not relax from being coiled. That becomes an issue between un-support horizontal spans where you want to maintain a slope to be able to drain the line completely. It might be acceptable in other applications, but not for this one. I am sending it back. The PEX-A Uponor (Wirsbo) is far easier to work with and that is what we will be using from this point on.
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I would buy it again!

Good quality, good value!
CJ
Brookings, Oregon
3 months ago
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I would buy this again

It seems like a good quality of Pex B
LL Plbg
Canton Tx
3 months ago
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Works Like It Should

Guys use this regularly and have no complaints
KCP
West Michigan
7 months ago
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Pex good quality

Pex works well
Big G
N Y & N J
12 months ago
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Great Product

I use this while doing repairs on RVs. Only thing I don't like is that it does not like to straighten out when cold. Leave it in the sun for a bit and it is much easier to work with.
Every Inch RV
Marana, AZ
1 years ago
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Great Product

I use this while doing repairs on RVs. Only thing I don't like is that it does not like to straighten out when cold. Leave it in the sun for a bit and it is much easier to work with.
Every Inch RV
Marana, AZ
1 years ago
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This size is a terrible, terrible product

The 1" pex b is incredibly stiff and not appropriately thermoplastic. It retains the memory of the coil even after being straightened and eventually curls again. Even after applying heat with a heat gun. Very disappointed.
Joe
Pennsylvania
1 years ago
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I would buy this again

I would buy this again
Peter
RI
2 years ago
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Fair Price and Quuick Delivery

Very happy with the product
951Guy
Dover, DE
2 years ago
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Great price

It's pex B not much to get excited about. The price was good amd the shipping super fast.
Karl
Dayton OH
2 years ago
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Product Q&A

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Q: what is the maxium temp that pex can handle

Asked by 15 years ago

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PEX can handle temperatures up to 200 °F.

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Q: what does N S F PW Mean on pipe

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A pipe with NSF designation complies with one or more voluntary national standards. Common designations include NSF-PW and NSF-61, both of which mean the pipe is intended for potable water applications.

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Q: can this be used for 125 deg floor heating system?

Asked by bob 15 years ago

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Yes, it can be used for water up to 200°F.

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Q: Can this be used in a radiant floor heating sys?

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You can only use this tubing for radiant floor heating if you have an open system. Otherwise, we recommend that you use tubing with an oxygen barrier.

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Q: I would like to insulate my Pex hot water lines. Also I would like to insulate the hot water Oxygen barrier lines. Do you sell the insulation? Or should I use the standard insulation (foam) that is sold at the box home improvement stores?

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We would recommend that you use the K-Flex Thermacel Insulation found here: http://www.pexsupply.com/Nomaco-K-Flex-58C-6-Thermacel-Insulation-for-1-2-Pipe-5-8-x-1-2-5650000-p

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Q: Whats the difference between the PEX with the oxygen barrier and the ones without it? Would it be better to use the one with the oxygen barrier for plumbing?

Asked by Adam 15 years ago

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It is better to use PEX without the oxygen barrier for plumbing. The PEX we carry that has an oxygen barrier is not NSF approved for plumbing applications.

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Q: CAN I PUT ANTIFREEZE IN THE PIPE

Asked by JOE 15 years ago

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You can use propylene glycol (available here: http://www.pexsupply.com/Utility-18-452-No-Freez-Non-Toxic-Anti-Freeze-5-Gallon ) in the tubing.

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Q: what is the actual inside dimensions and outside deminsions of 3/4" pex tubing?

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Inside diameter is 0.671" and outside diameter is 0.875".

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Q: what is the difference between blue, red, and white?

Asked by Ace G 15 years ago

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The color itself is the the only difference. Having these options can make installation of hot and cold lines, for example, easier.

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Q: Can heat tape be used over aqua pex tubing to insulate this tubing in crawl space in a cold area(usually temperature below 32 degrees F)?

Asked by 15 years ago

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The use of heat tape is allowed with PEX products provided the product has automatic thermostatic control capability and the temperature does not exceed the maximum rating listed on the tubing. Heat tape should be wrapped around the tubing and secured with zip or cable ties, not tape; then insulated with closed cell pipe insulation.

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