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Hi,

I have an old steel water mains pipe (approx 45mm) that I need to connect to a new pehd water mains (25mm). I can't get at it to create a new thread so what's the best way of connecting the two?

Cheers,

Peter
 
Philmac utc (universal transition coupling) is the best bet and best way
 

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