can i use these with copper pipes?
1336628
Sorry. I cannot give you an "expert" answer to your question. But I cannot see why not. Moen has a tool free phone number you can call for technical support. They are VERY good about assisting customers with questions like yours. And their customer support is domestic, not overseas. Because of this fact (domestic technical support) and their quality, I won't use anything bu Moen.
1336629
You will need to buy new water lines from the shutoff valve under the sink to the Moen 9000. I would recommend flexible lines from Lowes or Home Depot so they will be easier to work with and you can get the correct lines to fit your shutoff valves. The copper lines you have now would be very difficult to re-use because you will have to cut them to size and you cannot have any bends in them. I replaced cheap rigid plastic lines for new steel braided lines that work great.
1434702
I don't think so, unlike copper the stainless is really stiff and it would probably kink before it would bend into a tighter coil. I think they run it through a machine press to make the coils.
1962401
Yes you can. Our service men use it with PEX piping without any issues.Thanks
488787
I haven't tried nor do I know anyone that has tried. I'm sure you can due to the thickness of the copper.
352352
I am not sure, I installed them on the bottom of a 5 gallon bucket, and used silicon. It worked out good. If you were to use regular pipe fittings you should be fine with Teflon tape or pipe dope.
1775337
They would probably be too hot, but maybe you could find or make a sleeve for them. Not sure how the copper would alter the taste of tea.
480691
It will work, mine is installed on copper pipe also. The magnet is held in place around the pipe with plastic zip ties.
528730
Not sure. But they are not brass and will not give you a false positive when cleaning for copper.
2122898
I don't know of any reason why not. Use the couplers with the stainless wrapped around them. The whole package will be a little more rigid and less chance of leaking because of bending or leaning.
246517
I don't see why not. I used them to fix up an old bike my folks had from the early 80's. The cables are stainless.
716980
Yes, it can be installed on PVC, copper, iron or galvanized pipe up to one and one half inch in diameter.
1765587
Hello,if your talking about doing that to the threaded fittings that come with this faucet, no the 1/2 copper pipe will not fit inside the fittings. thanks Don.
680103
I don't believe they're designed for that. Although they are brass, moisture would get internal rusting.
1731236
You should be able to. I used standard muffler clamps and made sure the pipes fit snugly within the muffler openings. You might also use some muffler sealing paste before inserting the pipes to ensure leak proof seal.
836510
Probably, you CAN use them but you get what you pay for. They are also stainless so they will probably break and if they do it will be dangerous, they will shatter. Carbon steal is what you need.
123361
I don't believe so. I couldn't do it, and not just that but I wouldn't even waste your money or time on these. They eventually get water in them and you can't get the water out. The old water that gets stuck in there starts to make the inside rust. I threw mine out.
757352
I think the answer you need to hear is YES.However, the heating mechanics involve a lot more than stainless vs copper.These will heat up and retain heat just as well as the Emeril copper pans (no appreciable difference).They can heat differently than the typical triple-clad or multi-ply copper pots and pans (and in my opinion, better--particularly with glass-top ranges)