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Apollo APPB1001 Blue PEX Pipe 100 ft
Blue cross-linked polyethylene tubing for potable water systems, supplied in a 100 ft coil for cold-water line identification
- Superior durability for demanding environments
- Corrosion resistance extends system life
- Flexible tubing simplifies installation
- Blue colour identifies cold water lines
- Comprehensive system with fittings and tools
Apollo Blue PEX Pipe — 100 ft roll
ApolloPEX is cross-linked polyethylene tubing made for potable water piping systems. It offers durability, corrosion resistance and flexibility for demanding installations. The blue colour identifies cold water lines in a colour-coded system. Supplied as a 100 ft coil for continuous runs.
Cross-linked polyethylene material for potable water
The tubing is manufactured from cross-linked polyethylene rated for potable water use. This construction provides corrosion resistance and long-term durability in water delivery applications. The material meets the requirements for safe drinking water distribution.
Works with ApolloPEX brass and poly alloy fittings
The pipe connects to ApolloPEX brass fittings, poly alloy fittings, manifolds, valves and fasteners using standard crimp or expansion tools. It frees installers from soldering and threading required with metal pipe. Not suited for buyers who need tubing rated for high-temperature hydronic heating loops or gas distribution.
Highlights
- Superior durability for demanding environments
- Corrosion resistance extends system life
- Flexible tubing simplifies installation
- Blue colour identifies cold water lines
- Comprehensive system with fittings and tools
Specifications
| Brand | APOLLO |
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Questions about this item
How much tubing do I get in a single coil?
The coil supplies 100 ft of blue PEX tubing, enough for long runs in a potable water system.
What piping standard does this PEX follow so I know which fittings match?
It is made to the ApolloPEX system specification, so it works with the brand's brass fittings, poly alloy fittings, manifolds, valves and fasteners.
What is the tubing diameter so I can check it fits through my studs and joists?
The pipe is 1 in. outside diameter, a common size for residential main water lines.
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