GF Piping Systems. Aquasystem. PP-R piping system for hot & cold water, heating & chilled water systems. Hotel. Residential.

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1 GF Piping Systems Aquasystem PP-R piping system for hot & col water, heating & chille water systems Hotel Resiential Office 1

2 The best choice for you Georg Fischer is eicate to esigning, manufacturing an marketing piping systems for the safe an secure conveyance of liqui an gases. Our pipe, fittings an valves are wiely use in a variety of builing services applications. Aquasystem has been esigne an prouce as a piping system for hot an col water supply, heating, chille water an booste col water. Hotels Resiential Offices Aquasystem offers an economic an high energy efficient piping system, with a wie operating temperature range, proviing maximum comfort for the en user in hotels. Often these builings are high-rise an the lightweight nature of GF s plastic piping system make it an ieal choice for hot & col water throughout these builings. The Aquasystem range provies customers with the complete range of services for hot & col water, heating an chille water with quick an easy installation, through either a socket or an electrofusion process. Aquasystem elivers a perfect solution to water conservation, water management an energy efficiency that not only allows you to satisfy regulations but as real economic an ecological value with a reuce carbon footprint. With Aquasystem we aim to make our customers lives easier by eveloping an outstaning range of proucts to be installe quickly, easily an reliably. Rising costs are a major concern in our market an we eliver solutions that are both competitively price an sustainable. Aquasystem is the perfect solution for your commercial projects. The use of potable water with this system provies benefits such as high impact strength an no corrosion. Plastics are lighter an more economical than traitional materials, therefore reucing energy usage an greenhouse gas emissions, ue to better prouction an transportation. Aquasystem elivers performance, cost an sustainability benefits in one prouct. Aquasystem mae easy Hot Water 4 HWS Col Water CWS Heating HTG Booste Col Water BCW Chille Water CHW Typical Application Temperatures Application Hot Water Systems Col Water Systems Heating Systems Chille Water Systems Temperature 65 o C 10 o C 82 o C 5 o C 2

3 Aquasystem PP-R piping system for hot & col water, heating & chille water systems Available nationwie 3

4 Features of Aquasystem Some of the best avantages offere by Aquasystem compare with traitional systems are liste below: Cost Saving Compare with traitional systems, Aquasystem can reuce installation times by least 30%. ightweight Plastic piping is consierably lighter when compare to traitional materials contributing to quick an easy installation on site. Corrosion Resistant Aquasystem will not corroe an is resistant to most chemicals use in water, heating an istribution systems. Maintenance Plastic piping compare to traitional systems require lower maintenance of the pipework. This offers cost savings ue to smooth inner walls requiring less flushing an contributing to lower pressure losses. Main benefits Main benefits for builing owner > Proven quality stanar > No theft value > Reuces carbon footprint > No corrosion over lifetime > esign life up to 50 years > Energy saving > Fully recyclable ow Expansion All piping systems expan, Aquasystem has a very low expansion rate compare to other plastic materials, ue to the reinforce fibreglass material in the mile layer. ow Thermal Conuctivity The thermal conuctivity of Aquasystem is also very low when compare to traitional systems, thus reucing the heat losses in a hot water, heating system an heat gains in a chille water system. This oes not remove the statutory requirements for insulation of both heat loss/gain an conensation control. Smooth Surface The internal surface of the pipework remains smooth thereby reucing pressure losses an maintaining a constant bore size. Corrosion of traitional pipework Main benefits for the installer > Quick an easy installation > Prefabrication possibilities > ightweight > Technical support available > High impact strength Hygiencially Safe Aquasystem has WRAS material approval an is non-toxic. Abrasion Resistance The high abrasion resistance of Aquasystem guarantees a long service life. Noise Reuction Aquasystem reuces noise transmission through the pipework compare with traitional material systems. High Strength Resistant to impact an bening stresses. 4

5 Aquasystem Jointing Jointing Metho Proucts Size Tools require Socket Fusion Elbow Socket Tee Reucing tee Reucer MSE 63 - Han Hel Pipe Cutter Tangit Cleaner Cloth Cap Crossover Socket Fusion Sale with spigot Transition fittings istribution Manifol Unions Valves Flange aaptor SG125 - Bench Mounte Pipe Cutter Tangit Cleaner Cloth Electrofusion Electrofusion Coupler MSA 330 Pipe Cutter Rotary Peeler Han Scraper Tangit Cleaner Cloth Butt fusion Elbow Socket Tee Reucing tee Flange aaptor Reucer 160 SG Bench Mounte Pipe Cutter Tangit Cleaner Cloth Pipe Sizing Note: All machines are available for purchase an hire Han Scraper to be use below 40mm only Equivalent Copper O Size (mm) Copper I (mm) Aquasystem O (mm) Aquasystem Wall Thickness (mm) Aquasystem I (mm)

6 Pipe Bracketing Aquasystem pipes require regularly space pipe supports an the bracketing istance epens on factors such as temperature an pipe iameter. The inner iameter of the support must be greater than the external iameter of the pipe, so it allows pipe movement ue to expansion/contraction. Aquasystem Bracket istances (cm) (mm) 20 0 C 30 0 C 40 0 C 50 0 C 60 0 C 70 0 C 80 0 C Note: The above values are for horizontal installations. These istances can be increase by 30% for vertical pipe installations (ie. multiply the values given by 1.3). 6 Aquasystem Fibre Pipe Size Range: Approval: WRAS Service ife: up to 50 years Colour: Pipe: White Fittings: Green Operating Temperature: 0 o C - 90 o C Installation Temperature: 5 o C - 45 o C Pipe length: 4m Jointing methos: : Socket fusion an Electrofusion : Butt fusion an Electrofusion Coefficient of thermal expansion : 0.035mm/m C Pressure Rating Safety Factor 1.5 Temperature ( o C) Aquasystem s Nominal Service ife (year) Pressure (bar) 10 o C o C o C o C o C o C o C o C o C o C Outer ayer PP-R Mile ayer PP-R & Fibreglass Inner ayer PP-R

7 Thermal expansion All materials expan or contract with an increase or ecrease in temperature. uring the esign an installation of Aquasystem, it is important to calculate the change in length cause by the ifference in the operating temperature an installation temperature. The amount of expansion or contraction is epenent on the coefficient linear expansion, α, which is the elongation of a 1m length of pipe for a temperature increase of 1 C. Aquasystem s coefficient linear thermal expansion: α = 0.035mm/m C Coefficient of inear Expansion α (mm/m C) Steel Cu Aquasystem PVC-C PB PEX Calculating the change in length Changes in length are calculate using the following formula: Δ = α x x ΔT Where Δ = change in length (mm) α = coefficient of expansion (mm/m C) = original length (m) ΔT = temperature ifference ( C) ΔT is the ifference between the installation temperature an the operating temperature. Note: If the operating temperature is higher than the installation temperature, then the pipe length increases. If the operating temperature is lower than the installation temperature, then the pipe contracts. Change in length at varying temperatures Aquasystem Δ (mm) Pipe length (m) ΔT 10 0 C 20 0 C 30 0 C 40 0 C 50 0 C 60 0 C 70 0 C 80 0 C

8 Installation of Flexible Sections It is important to control the irection an amount of thermal movement by correct positioning of fixe points. This ensures the pipe can be move freely within loose brackets. Changes in the length are usually accommoate by flexible sections at changes of irection of the pipework or in expansion loops. The movement of the flexible section must not be restraine by fixe pipe brackets or protrusions of wall, girers, etc. The following example shows how to install fixe an sliing brackets at a change of irection: Δ SP FP Flexible section a SP = Sliing Point FP = Fixe Point a = Flexible section length An expansion loop can be installe to compensate the expansion an contraction of the system. Here, the change in length is istribute over two flexible sections. Δ / 2 Δ / 2 FP SP SP FP a FP SP = Sliing Point FP = Fixe Point a = Flexible section length Calculating the flexible section length The length of the flexible section, a (mm) can be calculate using the following formula: a = k x Δ x o Where: Δ = change in length (mm) k = 20 (constant for PP-R) o = outsie pipe iameter (mm) 8

9 Precautions UV Raiation Aquasystem although UV stabilise, shoul not be irectly expose to the sun for prolonge amounts of time. ow Temperatures With temperatures close to zero, Aquasystem can become brittle therefore impact to the pipework shoul be avoie. Care shoul also be taken to ensure that the meium in the pipework oes not freeze as a result amaging the piping system. Threae connections to metal Where it is necessary to join to metal threas, it is recommene to use PTFE tape. Transport an storage Please observe the tips below for material transport an storage. Hanling Aquasystem 9

10 Pipes & Fittings Aquasystem PP-R Fibre Pipe - White 20 Moel: Pipe length: 4m Minimum orer quantity: 1 length e coe weight [kg] Electrofusion fitting Aquasystem Electrofusion Coupler - Green coe

11 Socket fusion fittings Aquasystem Socket - Green coe Aquasystem Elbow 90 - Green coe z

12 Aquasystem Elbow 45 - Green coe Aquasystem Elbow 90 Male-Female - Green coe

13 Aquasystem Reucer - Green coe Aquasystem Reucing Elbow - Green N1 coe E1 E

14 Aquasystem Reucing Tee - Green coe Aquasystem Tee - Green coe

15 Aquasystem En Cap - Green coe Aquasystem Crossover With Socket - Green coe Aquasystem Blin Cap - Green coe G

16 Aquasystem Cross - Green coe Aquasystem Union - Green coe

17 Aquasystem Flange Aaptor - Green coe

18 Backing Flange, Galvanise Steel for Socket Systems Moel: Galvanise steel, suitable for laying unergroun Connecting imension: ISO 7005, EN 1092, BS 4504, IN 2501 Bolt circle 10/16 A: number of holes *Bolt circle 16 N coe weight [kg] SC H A M12x M12x M12x M16x M16x M16x M16x M16x M16x M16x M16X M16X Profile flange gasket metric Moel: For all metric GF Flange Aaptors Profile Gasket with steel insert (type G-ST-P/K) arness: 70 Shore EPM, 75 Shore FPM EPM: approve acc. to VGW W 270, KTW recommenation Centering on the inner iameter of the screw crown material steel insert: carbon steel i FA are the suitable inner iameters of flange aaptors N EPM coe FPM coe weight [kg] H i FA H1 Closest inch table continue next page

19 H i FA H1 Closest inch Aquasystem Sale With Spigot - Green - 1 coe B E

20 Butt fusion fittings Aquasystem Butt Fusion Elbow 90 - Green coe z s Aquasystem Butt Fusion Elbow 45 - Green coe s Aquasystem Butt Fusion Reucer - Green coe 1 s s Aquasystem Butt Fusion Tee - Green coe s Aquasystem Butt Fusion Reucing Tee - Green coe 1 s s

21 Aquasystem Butt Fusion Flange Aaptor - Green coe 1 2 h s Backing Flange, Galvanise Steel for Butt Fusion Systems A: number of holes Moel: Galvanise steel, suitable for laying unergroun Connecting imension: ANSI/ASME B 16.5 class 150, ASTM 4024, BS 1560, BS EN 1759 Bolt circle Class 150 N coe weight [kg] H M20x120 A SC Transition fittings Aquasystem Threae Female sale with Spigot - Green Rp coe B C

22 Aquasystem Aaptor Union Socket Male Threae (EPM) BSP - Green R coe Aquasystem Aaptor Union Socket Female Threae (EPM) BSP - Green Rp coe Aquasystem Transition With oose Nut BSP - Green Rp coe

23 Aquasystem Male Socket (Hexagon) BSP - Green R coe Aquasystem Female Socket (Hexagon) BSP - Green Rp coe Aquasystem Male Socket (Roun) BSP - Green R coe

24 Aquasystem Female Socket (Roun) BSP - Green Rp coe Aquasystem Male Elbow BSP - Green R coe

25 Aquasystem Female Elbow BSP - Green Rp coe Aquasystem Transition Tee Male BSP - Green R coe

26 Aquasystem Transition Tee Female BSP - Green Rp coe Aquasystem Backplate Elbow (Male) BSP - Green R coe Aquasystem Backplate Elbow (Female) BSP - Green Rp coe SP GP

27 Aquasystem Backplate Elbow (ouble) BSP - Green Rp coe Accessories Aquasystem Gate Valve - Green coe Aquasystem Check Valve - Green coe N E F

28 Aquasystem Chromium Valve (Short) - Green coe Aquasystem Chromium Valve (ong) - Green coe

29 Aquasystem Ball Valve (16) - Green coe N H F A Aquasystem Ball Valve (20) - Green coe 2 3 A Aquasystem istribution Manifol BSP - Green Rp coe

30 Pipe clamp coe SP weight [kg] M KIP-IT pipe clip type 061H PP metric Moel: Material: Clip an safety clip PP black, UV resistant, bolts galvanize Minimum orer quantity: stanar packagings SP * 16 to 32 without bracket 16-63: height esigne for Ball Valve Type 546 un 543 coe SP weight [kg] * H H1 H2 H3 SC closest inch M M5 3 4 * M M M M8 2 Pipe clip type 060 PP metric Moel: Material: Clip an safety clip PP black, UV resistant, bolts galvanize Minimum orer quantity: stanar packaging SP or gross packaging GP Acciental opening of the safety clip is not possible Clip an safety clip are not assemble in the packaging. Pipes with flanges can be installe irectly coe SP weight [kg] H H1 H2 SC closest inch M M M M M

31 Machines an tools Tools MSE 63 Socket fusion tool Heater plate only requires heating tools. Choice of electronic or thermostatic temperature control Support for heating bushes an spigots of 16 to 63 mm (110 mm) Pick up for floor stan or table clamp Monitoring an setting of heating element temperature High temperature accuracy over the entire heating surface T = thermostatic temperature control / E = electronic temperature control - Type Performance coe weight [kg] MSE 63 T 115 V/800 W Table clamp for SSE/MSE For correct placement of heater coe SP weight [kg] SG 125 Socket fusion bench machine Portable heating element - socket fusion machine for use in the workshop an on job sites. BASE MACHINE Compact, stury esign, istortion-free machine be Hanwheel with torque locking mechanism for the slie movement Fast selection of insertion epth accoring to the pipe imension HEATER Thermostatic temperature control High temperature accuracy over the entire heating surface Aitional stanar equipment on the basic moel Universal, left an right prismatic clamping evices, complete, for clamping pipe an fittings. Aitional set of prismatic clamping evices for outer clamping of pipes available as an option. V-shape pipe support mm Back stop Machine specific tool set Timer to clock fusion times Incluing transport packaging, without accessories - Performance coe weight [kg] V/1500 W

32 SG315 butt fusion machine Note: The inustrial butt fusion machine for pressure piping systems. Extremely stury esign use in the workshop an on job sites. coe weight [kg] MSA Volt Electrofusion unit with jointing ata recoring The MSA 330 electrofusion unit combines high performance in jointing with easy an safe hanling. The internal memory has a capacity of 500 jointing recors, for ata transfer the unit is equippe with an USB interface. The recor is elivere as PF or CSV format, both are manageable with common an free PC software applications. An intuitive operation menu is guiing through the complete jointing process. For fusion ata input a barcoe scanner is connecte (manual ata input configurable). The entire weling process is controlle an regulate with energy output compensation epening on ambient temperature an inication of cooling time. The unit is suitable for jointing in series. Robust aluminum housing with convenient cable rewin an hanle for weight balance transport. Fusion cable etachable with military connector. Inclusive eicate transport case, pouch for scanner, 2 pairs of angle aapter clips 4,0 mm an 4,7 mm, operation instructions an configuration chart. Technical ata Ambient temperature Mains voltage Mains frequency Fusion voltage Fusion current Suggeste power generator -10 C to +45 C 90 V V AC 40 Hz - 70 Hz 8-48 V AC max. 90 A Protection Class 1 / IP 54 Mains cable Fusion cable Interface imensions (WxHx) 3,5 kva (5,0 kva for fittings with Ø>200mm) 10 m 3 m Weight incl. cables 25 kg isplay anguages 10 escription coe weight [lb] Barcoe scanner, transport case USB (type A) for PC communication an software upates 280 x 480 x 320 mm C (20 alphanumerical char. x 4 lines), contrast ajustment, blue backgroun, white characters PPC Plastic pipe cutter For cutting plastic pipes Article - coe SP weight [kg] Closest inch PPC 63, s max. = 7.2mm PPC 110, s max. = 12.7mm PPC 160, s max. = 19.0mm

33 Set of heating tools for sales coe SP weight [kg] Set of heating tools for weler coe SP weight [kg] Replacement cutting wheels for plastic pipe cutter - Article coe SP weight [kg] SR 63 max. s=7,2 mm SR 110/160 max. s=12,7 mm SR 160 max. s=19,0 mm Milling cutter for sales with spigot coe SP

34 Han scraper The Han Scraper can be use to prepare the fusion zone on PE80 pipes. coe weight [kg] escription Han scraper with long hanle Rotary peeler RS Note: This innovative Rotary Peeler RS is esigne to use for universal peeling at the pipe en, for electrofusion couplings, tees an elbows an as well as for electrofusion sales.suitable for peeling of pipes mae out of PE 80, PE 100, PEX, PP. Article coe weight [kg] 40 RS RS RS RS RS RS RS RS RS Tempil stick Temperature [ C] coe SP weight [kg] KS cleaner an blue paper # coe weight [kg] 1 litre roll

35 Socket fusion jointing 1. Cut the pipe Cut the pipe at a right angle, if necessary remove swarf from the insie. 2. Clean the fitting an pipe Clean the internal surface of the fitting an the outsie of the pipe using Tangit KS cleaner an a lint free cloth (any irt or grease on the fitting or pipe can result in a joint failure). 3. Mark the insertion epth Mark the insertion epth into the heater bush an fitting (see table below) on the pipe. The mark must remain visible uner heating an jointing. 4. Clean the heater bushes Clean the heater bushes with Tangit KS cleaner an a lint free cloth. To clean insie the smaller bushes the cloth can be wrappe aroun a piece of owel or wooen pencil. The heater bushes shoul be wipe clean after each weling. Note: heating time to be increase by 50% for ambient temperatures below +5 C 5. Check the fusion temperature Once the socket fusion machine is on an has been allowe to heat up, check the fusion temperature, which must range between 253 C an 274 C. The temperature is checke using Tempil sticks. The yellow stick melts at 253 C an the re stick melts at 274 C. When the yellow stick melts an the re one oes not melt, the heater bushes are at the correct temperature for the fusion. After checking the fusion temperature, wipe the heater bushes with a clean lint free cloth. 6. Heat the pipe an fitting Push the pipe an the fitting simultaneously onto the heater bushes up to the insertion epth mark (this must remain visible). The pipe an the fitting are hel on the heater bushes with a gentle pressure an kept straight an level. A timer shoul be use to ensure the correct heating time (see table below) has elapse. 7. Joint the pipe an fitting Align the pipe an fitting an bring them together. Push the pipe into the fitting up to the insertion epth mark (which must remain visible). o not twist the pipe whilst pushing together. Maintain a gentle pressure whilst holing. 8. Fusion inspection Inspect the outer fusion bea. An even bea from the fitting an one from the pipe shoul be visible all the way aroun the pipe. Ensure the newly mae joint remains stressfree until the cooling time (see table below) has elapse them together for the correct time (see table below). Pipe Size O (mm) Insertion epth (mm) Heating Time (secs) Change Over Time (secs) Holing Time (secs) Cooling Time (mins)

36 Electrofusion jointing 1. Cut the pipe Cut the pipe at a right angle, if necessary remove swarf from the insie. 2. Scrape the pipe ens The pipe ens shoul be scrape with a blae all the way aroun the pipe an to a epth greater than the insertion epth. This can be by rotary scraper. Note: The fusion process shoul be starte within 30 minutes of scraping. 3. Clean the fitting & pipe Clean the internal surface of the fitting an the outsie of the pipe using Tangit KS cleaner an a lint free cloth (any irt or grease on the fitting or pipe can result in a joint failure). 4. Mark the insertion epth Mark the insertion epth into the fitting on the pipe. 5. Insert the pipe into the fitting Insert the scrape pipe ens into the fitting up to the insertion epth mark. Align both ens of the pipe an secure the fitting an the pipe. 6. Attach the electrofusion machine cables Attach the clamps to make the connection between the cables an the resistor pins on the fitting. Minimum cooling time without moving coupler an pipe: Pipe iameter O (mm) Cooling time (mins) Installation of Sales Assemble the special heating tools for sales on a stanar socket weler. Once the socket weler is on, check the temperature, which must be in the range of 253 C-274 C (this operation may be performe by means of Tempil sticks). Wipe the heating tools with a clean lint free cloth. Clean the surfaces to be wele with Tangit KS cleaner an a lint free cloth. rill the pipe with the specific rill, taking into consieration the sale spigot iameter. The swarf must be taken out, avoiing any pipe contamination. It is possible to smooth the hole mouth changing the rotating of the rill irection. Push the sale heating tool with the spigot into the pipe hole an the sale into the other tool. Heat the pipe surface an the sale for 30 secons. Once the heating process is over, remove the socket weler an push the sales spigot into the pipe hole with a light pressure until the surfaces will meet entirely. Keep the position for secons an the system cool own for 30 minutes, before making the pressure test. 7. Follow the electrofusion machine instructions The barcoe on the fitting can be rea to transmit fusion ata to machine. Complete the fusion proceure in accorance with the machine instructions. Ensure the newly mae joint remains stress-free until the cooling time (see table) has elapse. 2 hours harening time must be allowe from when the fitting is cool before conucting pressure tests. 36

37 Butt fusion jointing 1. Preparation of the fusion joint The fusion temperature shoul be between 200 C an 220 C. In principle, the upper temperature shoul be aime at for thick walls an the lower temperature for less thicker walls. 2. Cut the pipe Cut the pipe at a right angle if necessary remove swarf from the insie. 3. Clean the fitting an pipe Clean the face of the fitting an the pipe using Tangit KS cleaner an a lint free cloth (any irt or grease on the fitting or pipe can result in a joint failure). 4. Clean the heating element Clean the heating element with a ry, clean paper before each fusion joint. Protect the working surface of the heating element from becoming soile. Clean both faces of the heating element with ry, lint-free cloth before each fusion joint. Protect the heating element from win, amage an soiling uring the intervals between making fusion joints. Before machining the jointing surfaces, make sure that the tools an the work pieces are clean an greasefree beyon the actual zone; if necessary, clean with a cleaning flui. This step is complete when there is no unmachine area left on either of the parts to be joine. This is normally the case when no more shavings come off the machine surface. Remove any shavings which may have fallen into the pipe or fitting with eg. a brush. The fusion surfaces shoul not be touche by han uner any circumstances. Otherwise they must be cleane with cleaning flui. Once they have been machine, the parts are move together until they touch. The gap between the two parts must not excee 0.5mm at any point. 6. Check the wall alignment an gap The alignment of the two parts shoul be checke at the same time. A possible misalignment on the outsie must not excee 10% of the thickness of the wall. If this limit is exceee, a better clamping position is to be sought, eg. by rotating the pipe. In such a case, however, the surface must be re-plane. IMPORTANT: The fusion surfaces must be plane immeiately prior to jointing. 5. Planing & Subsequent Checking Before machining the jointing surfaces, make sure that the tools an the work pieces are clean an grease-free beyon the acutal fusion zone; if necessary, clean with a cleaning flui. All the components clampe into the fusion jointing machine are plane simultaneously with the planer provie. The shavings shoul not be thicker that <0.2mm. 7. Fusion jointing proceure Once it has attaine the fusion temperature, position the heating element in the fusion jointing machine. Press the parts to be jointe against the heating element with the force require for equalisation until the entire circumference of each of the jointing faces rests. Once the heating perio has elapse, remove the parts from the heating element which shoul be remove without touching the jointing surfaces an push the parts together immeiately. The changeover time must not excee the value liste in the table. Next the pressure shoul be increase rapily to the present jointing pressure within the perio of time specifie in the the cooling perio. 37

38 GF Project epartment Our customers benefit from our extensive knowlege of inustries an pipework applications. This knowlege has been acquire over many years of experience making us a competent an professional partner for your projects. ukprojects@georgfischer.com Prefabrication Workshop Technical Support rawing Take-Off Project Management We o more Training eicate Vehicle Fleet Quotation Service Our prefabrication service offers just in time elivery an minimal installation on site We can also provie - in-house training by fully qualifie staff - technical manuals - support throughout your project from our international team of experts base locally networke globally 38 George Fischer Sales imite Paraise Way, Coventry, CV2 2ST Telephone:

39 Aitional Information Worlwie at home The name Georg Fischer stans for innovation, reliability an longevity an has one so for over 200 years. Our global presence ensures customer proximity worlwie. Our sales subsiiaries an partners in over 100 countries offer complete solutions from one source, which inclue technical avice an planning services as well as training. Our istribution centres have built up an organise network over the years an customers highly appreciate our on-time eliveries. As a system provier, we are also gla to evelop iniviual solutions for our customers. On request, our global customising teams put together tailor-mae, iniviual piping components accoring to customer specifications whether as a small series or one-off prouction. Our systems keep the water flowing Everything from one source Iniviuality from the planning stage to installation Pipes Fittings Manual valves Jointing technology Customising an training 39

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