Apollo 1/2 in. x 1000 ft. White PEX-A Expansion Pipe

Apollo Expansion PEX is cross-linked polyethylene tubing designed for use within potable water piping systems. Produced using a Peroxide method, Apollo Expansion PEX is PEX-a pipe. Having been in use for over 50-year PEX-a pipe has the highest rate of cross-linking of any PEX pipe. Apollo Expansion PEX is the most flexible PEX pipe available. Apollo Expansion PEX Pipe provides superior durability, corrosion resistance and flexibility for the most demanding environments. Apollo Expansion PEX is available with red, white and blue print lines for the simple identification of cold water, hot water and main water lines. The Apollo Expansion PEX system is a comprehensive cold expansion piping system comprised of brass fittings, poly alloy fittings, manifolds, valves, fasteners, tools and tubing designed for implementation in water delivery systems, simple or complex.|Pipe is opaque in color with a black print line for easy identification|Apollo expansion PEX pipe is compatible with both expansion and crimp, clamp or sleeve methods of joining|Compatible with Tectite by Apollo push-to-connect fittings|Meets or exceeds the following standards: ASTM F876, F877, F1807, F1960, F2023, F2080, and F2159|Heat-reparable if kinked during installation thus further eliminating additional repair connections|Shape memory inherent in PEX-a tubing results in the shrinking of expanded pipe to normal size, creating strong, durable and reliable ASTM F1960 fitting connections|Maximum cross-linking increases flexibility and resistance to cracking|Available in a variety of lengths including 5 ft., 10 ft., 20 ft., 100 ft., 300 ft., 500 ft. and 1,000 ft. coils|Compatible with Uponor and Wirsbo PEX piping systems|Apollo expansion PEX (PEX-A) has less coil memory than traditional PEX pipe and resists the urge to remain coiled|Maximum Pressures & Temperatures: 160 psi @ 73.4° F, 100 psi @ 180° F, 80 psi @ 200° F|The pipe may be installed in concrete, gypsum-based lightweight concrete, sand, asphalt, in or under wood flooring, or behind wallboard or plaster|cNSFus-pw|CSA B137.5