Wavin Hep2o Compatibility

How to connect copper pipe to Wavin Hep2O

In this section, we cover how copper pipe can connect to Wavin Hep2O fittings! Make sure the pipe is cut with the correct tool. e.g. pipe slice to prevent the chance leakage through damaging the O ring.

Step 1 - Cut pipe

Cut pipe using the pipe slice tool, pipe cutter or hacksaw.

Step 2 - Debur end of copper pipe

Debur the copper end so that it doesn't damage the O ring in the Hep2O fitting (Using memory cloth or a file will do the job).

Step 3 - Mark pipe

Mark pipe with a pen to show that is has gone up to the mark and a secure connection has been made.

Video

Connecting plastic pipe to copper pipe - watch here

How to cut Wavin Hep2O

This section highlights how to cut a polybutylene pipe using a pipe cutter.

Step 1 - Mark with a felt pen

With a felt pen, mark the pipe where you need to make the cut.

Step 2 - Take pipe cutter

Take the pipe cutter

Step 3 - Cut pipe

Hold the pipe flat in the jaws of the cutters. Turn the pipe away from you and the cutters toward you to ensure a nice and clean joint.

Video

Cutting plastic pipe - watch here

How to connect Wavin Hep2O to Tigris K1

How a successful connection can be made from Hep20 to the MLCP Tigris K1 system.

Step 1 - Take fittings

Take your special fitting that connects the two systems together.

Step 2 - Push pipe into fitting

Push the pipe into the fitting - 'Quick tip' - you know this is secure by looking through the window.

Step 3 - Use U Press machine

Take the U Press machine - which fastens the fitting to the pipe.

Step 4 - Mark Wavin Hep2O pipe

Take your Hep2O PB pipe and mark with a felt pen to show that it has gone full socket.

Step 5 - Place into fitting

Place this into the fitting.

Video

Connecting Hep2O to Tigris K1 - watch here

Introducing the brand new Chrome Upstand

Wavin Hep2O has released its new chrome radiator upstand, which allows installers to quickly and easily create a modern look for heating systems. Find out more here