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BSEE-MAY21-P26-27 Pipes Valves Fittings_Layout 1 22/04/2021 14:52 Page 26


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Using modern press connections across a project can significantly improve the speed and success of an install. Here Glen Peters, Technical Support Manager at Viega, highlights the benefits of modern press connections and why choosing this system can have a multitude of benefits.


and cold-water systems and thick-walled steel tube for the heating distribution system. As such, this would mean the installation teams will require the equipment to both solder the copper and to add a thread, cut a groove or weld the tube – all of which can be incredibly time consuming. On the other hand, high quality press connections can provide the versatility needed for an entire development. Product solutions are available that are suitable for a wide range of applications including heating and chilled water, potable water, natural gas and LPG, technical gases and fire suppression systems. They can help to de-risk the project through a number of key advantages.


W Reducing complexity


When used throughout a project, modern press connections offer a straightforward solution for linking different types of pipe materials. They can be used on metals such as copper, stainless steel and carbon steel as well as plastic multilayer pipe in a variety of sizes, and at a range of temperatures and pressures. While the specific product used for each application and material will differ, the installation process is identical, making it far more efficient.


Speedier installation


The easier the method, the faster it is to train the operative and install it. With modern press connections, users can create a strong connection by cutting the pipe to size, deburring the cut surface, sliding the fitting onto the pipe and pressing the connection.


With this method, installation times are reduced significantly. While welding, grooving and


threading are the traditional methods, modern press connections can deliver much faster results and is also a proven and reliable technology. For example, press connections can achieve up to an 80% time saving when compared to welding. Another aspect worthwhile considering is the ease of mobility. The preparation area for threading is often located at a distance from the point of installation. When using modern press connections, the press gun and tools can be easily transported to the installation site.


hen working on a large building, either residential or commercial, it is entirely possible that there will be a mix of copper or stainless- steel pipework for the hot


PIPES, VALVES & FITTINGS Speed and flexibility of modern press connections


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