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GF Building Flow Solutions Americas (formerly Uponor North America), a global provider of Uponor-branded products, is offering greater design flexibility and easier transitions to Uponor PEX-a piping systems with the launch of Uponor ProPEX ® Lead-Free (LF) Brass Transition Ball Valves for threaded, press, and flange connections.
Available in March, this comprehensive offering in sizes from ½" to 3" allows contractors to speed installations in tight spaces for greater jobsite productivity and provides engineers with optimal hybrid design opportunities to meet pressure, temperature, and space requirements in domestic water and mechanical HVAC applications.
The new offering provides several advantages, including:
Stem extension kits are also available in the Uponor Product Catalog to accommodate insulation thicknesses up to 2", helping the industry meet energy and water code requirements.
“Our primary goal is providing professionals with quality solutions to support design efficiencies and jobsite productivity without compromising on system performance,” says Brian Bollenbeck, commercial products manager of the Water Supply Category at GF Building Flow Solutions Americas. “With this new offering, the industry gains an efficient, reliable, and high-performing solution for transitioning from metals or other polymer piping systems, while seamlessly adapting to various plumbing and HVAC equipment.”
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