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1sammyj

Hi i need a bit of advice , i have a job where the pipework is 22mm galvanised pipework . I want to freeze this and add a full bore compression lever valve to the pipework ,Now , am i right in thinking that the galvanised pipework could actually be 3/4 ??? and will i need metric to imperial olives for the lever valve ?? Ive heard rumours thats valves have slipped off galvanised pipework before ? , sammy
 
you wouldn't be using an olive on 3/4" galvo. It's threaded.

Unless of course you're talking about chromed pipe. In which case you need to file the chrome off where your fitting will be.
 
I think you need to post a photo of this ' galvanised ' pipe work, I think you could be talking about stainless steel pipe, galv pipe is threaded.
i think more info is required before anyone can help with this.
 
im sorry for saying this but if you cant tell the difference between LCS and Stainless Stell pipe, should you be fitting the valve?

if its LCS do you have a threading machine? do you know how to thread a pipe etc?
 
im sorry for saying this but if you cant tell the difference between LCS and Stainless Stell pipe, should you be fitting the valve?

if its LCS do you have a threading machine? do you know how to thread a pipe etc?

Probably wants to fit a B&Q outside tap kit:62:
 
I want a picture of how he puts a floormounted threading machine onto the pipework once its frozen,

Doh. Honestly lame? He's gonna freeze it, cut off the frozen bit and then tread it.
Oh how do I .........

I know I shall weld the galv frozen pipe.
 
Coupling, short, galvanised equal, for ISO 65 Steel pipe to PE SDR 17,6/S 8,3 - Product Catalog
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Or he possible could use one of these ?
 
I want a picture of how he puts a floormounted threading machine onto the pipework once its frozen,

For all this time I thought you were 'old school'.

Were hand dies before your time?

I'm early forties and I pull mine out at least a dozen a year to get me out of trouble.
 
For all this time I thought you were 'old school'.

Were hand dies before your time?

I'm early forties and I pull mine out at least a dozen a year to get me out of trouble.

someone mentioned machine, my rems die set sit in the garage most of the time, thank christ
 

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