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VEVOR P128-7-100RB PEX-A Pipe 1/2 Inch 2 x 100 ft Specialty Appliance
Two 100 ft coils of 1/2 inch PEX-A tubing rated from -40°C to 95°C for hot and cold potable water, supplied with a pipe cutter
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width16.54
- Superior PEX-A material resists corrosion and bursting
- Withstands -40°C to 95°C for hot and cold water
- Exceptional flexibility bends without cracking or breaking
- Imprint markings show type, size, standards and date
- Includes free pipe cutter for quick installation
VEVOR PEX-A Tubing Kit
This kit supplies two 100-foot coils of 1/2-inch PEX-A tubing plus a cutter for potable-water plumbing. The cross-linked polyethylene material handles continuous service from -40°C to 95°C for both hot and cold lines. Imprinted markings on each pipe show type, diameter, size, standards and production date for quick verification on site.
Capacity and pressure headroom
At 73°F the pipe is rated to 160 psi, dropping to 100 psi at 180°F and 80 psi at 200°F, giving clear limits for residential and light-commercial systems. The 200-foot total length covers typical whole-house runs, while the 0.485-inch inner diameter maintains flow for standard fixture counts. Systems requiring higher design pressures or larger diameters will need different tubing.
PEX-A flexibility and tool inclusion
The PEX-A formulation bends into tight radii without kinking or cracking, reducing the number of fittings required during installation. A pipe cutter is included in the package so the coils can be trimmed to exact lengths on the job. Builders who need pre-insulated tubing or press-fit compatibility should select an alternative product.
Highlights
- Superior PEX-A material resists corrosion and bursting
- Withstands -40°C to 95°C for hot and cold water
- Exceptional flexibility bends without cracking or breaking
- Imprint markings show type, size, standards and date
- Includes free pipe cutter for quick installation
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 16.54 |
Questions about this item
Will the 1/2 inch PEX-A tubing connect to my existing 1/2 inch copper fittings?
The tubing has a 1/2 inch nominal diameter with a 0.625 inch outer diameter, so it requires PEX-specific crimp, clamp or expansion fittings rather than direct copper solder connections.
How can I verify the pipe is rated for my 180 °F hot water line after installation?
The imprint markings on the pipe body list the temperature and pressure ratings, including 100 psi at 180 °F, confirming the tubing meets that requirement.
Does the package include the crimp rings or expansion sleeves needed for the connections?
The box contains two 100 ft coils of PEX-A pipe, one pipe cutter and a user manual; fittings, rings and sleeves are sold separately.
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