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Crimping Multilayer Pipe
I have to make some changes to my pipework and have not been able to find a reliable contractor so it is a case of DIY.
Has anyone any experience of the hydraulic crimping tools for multilayer pipe e.g. available on Amazon. The prices seem to vary from €80 to €160 for a very similar looking tool. The reviews are not conclusive, but are not always for multilayer which should be easier.
After that there is a big increase in cost for electric powered devices.
I will use TH crimp even though the majority include jaws for 26mm rather than the 25 mm that I will need
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