Why Plumbers Across NZ Are Switching to WaterLink™
The plumbing industry in New Zealand has recently faced significant disruptions, with long-trusted systems being discontinued and replaced with alternatives that demand new tools, fittings, and processes. For plumbers, these changes have brought frustration, increased costs, and the challenge of adapting to unfamiliar methods. However, many plumbers are finding a better solution with WaterLink™, the most reliable AS/NZS 2642 brass-crimp PB system available in New Zealand.
Polybutylene Pipe Sizing: AS/NZS 2642 vs AS 5082
In the plumbing industry, understanding the differences between various standards and sizing conventions is key to making informed decisions that benefit both installers and end users...
Technical Comparison of Mono-layer (PEX) and Multi-layer (PEX-AL-PEX) Piping System for Water and Gas Applications
The two types of PEX piping systems, mono-layer PEX and multi-layer PEX-AL-PEX offer distinct advantages and disadvantages for water and gas applications. According to industry experts, mono-layer PEX is a cost-effective option for residential and commercial water distribution systems. Its flexibility and ease of installation make it an attractive option for those seeking a simpler installation process. However, it cannot be used for gas applications and is susceptible to damage from UV rays.