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June 26, 2017 by MrPEX Systems
June 26, 2017 by MrPEX Systems MrPEX Systems

Product Highlight featuring F1960 Cold Expansion Fittings. MrPEX Systems now carries a wide variety of Lead Free Brass and PPSU Fittings along with PEX Rings. Sizes are 1/2″ through 2″.

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