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where can I get good safe connections to join onto 3/4" polyorc then go onto copper?
dont have the time available to use glued joints as water cant be off for long
 
Hi is polyorc similar to hunter Genova ? We have a large housing estate full of this material.
I've been using a John guest coupler it's a 15mm to 1\2 inch and 22mm to 3\4
Gets me to copper quickly good luck
 
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