1/2" PEX Crimp Jaw for M12 Force Logic Press Tool Milwaukee
1/2" PEX Crimp Jaw for M12 Force Logic Press Tool Milwaukee
1/2" PEX Crimp Jaw for M12 Force Logic Press Tool Milwaukee
1/2" PEX Crimp Jaw for M12 Force Logic Press Tool Milwaukee
1/2" PEX Crimp Jaw for M12 Force Logic Press Tool Milwaukee
1/2" PEX Crimp Jaw for M12 Force Logic Press Tool Milwaukee
1/2" PEX Crimp Jaw for M12 Force Logic Press Tool Milwaukee
1/2" PEX Crimp Jaw for M12 Force Logic Press Tool
Brand: Milwaukee
Part#: 49-16-2451C
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1/2" PEX crimp jaw for use exclusively with Milwaukee 2473 model M12 Force Logic press tool. Universally compatible with all brands of brass (F1807) and poly (F2159) PEX crimp fittings (Everhot, Sioux Chief, Watts, Viega, Zurn, etc.) and copper crimp rings. Can be used with all types (A, B, C) and brands (Everhot, Viega, Uponor, Sioux Chief, Watts, etc.) of PEX pipe.

Warranty:
2-year warranty

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Good sized
I wanted this size as it is just slightly oversized for my needs...50 gal water heater and 60 psi pressure. I was seeing 75 psi avg and excursions up to 120 psi before I put in pressure regulator and expansion tank. Now I only see 60 psi avg and 70 psi peak.
By Verified Buyer on 06/17/2016
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Trustworthy
Great service, fast shipping, satisfaction follow up. Great vendor.
By Edward (from Vancouver, WA) on 03/02/2020

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Do you have a wall mount for the Therm-X-Trol ST-8 Thermal Expansion Tank 3.2 Gal?
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Yes. It's part# 598-0210
By PexUniverse Customer Service on 12/12/2016
Need an expansion tank for a crown boiler, 112 BTU, water heater heater is 40 gallons. Both natural gas. Can you recommend a Amtrol one.
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According to the sizing charts provided by Amtrol, a 40-gallon water heater with 140F temp. setting and up to 80 psi static pressure would be fine with a ST-5 model. If unsure, you can always select a larger model (ST-8 or even ST-12).
By PexUniverse Customer Service on 01/27/2020
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