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Press fittings go large

27th March 2024

UK: Conex Bänninger has expanded its >B< MaxiPro range of press fittings with the addition of a 1⅝in fitting.

Contractors will now be able to carry out installations ranging from ¼in up to the new 1⅝in for larger air conditioning installations.

MaxiPro is designed to be used up to a maximum operating pressure of 48bar, with an operating temperature range of -40°C to 121°C. 

In addition to its flame-free installation, key benefits include a three-point press and leak free performance.

Conex Bänninger

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