VIPERT PE-RT vs PEX

While both PE-RT and PEX tubing are made from polyethylene (PE) resin, the manufacturing processes is what differentiates the two. PEX tubing requires a secondary cross-linking process to enhance strength, whereas PE-RT tubing uses a Bimodal method. This process runs the resin through a dual PE reactor system, eliminating the need for cross-linking while meeting and exceeding the same standards set by PEX.

The result is a tubing product with best-in-class pressure and temperature ratings, excellent oxidative resistance under the harshest test conditions, in potable water recirculation lines with maximum chlorine content. VIPERT (PE-RT) tubing shows enhanced durability with no long-term degradation, ensuring the tubing will last for generations.

The key advantage to the manufacturing process for VIPERT (PE-RT) tubing is greater flexibility under all installation conditions, especially in tight spaces and the top choice for radiant in-floor system where tubing is installed in loop configurations, the relaxed memory properties make laying the tubing that much easier and greatly reduce the chances of kinking the tubing.

 

Potable Tubing
POLYETHYLENE OF RAISED TEMPERATURE
(PE-RT)
RESISTANCE

 

Radiant Tubing
POLYETHYLENE OF RAISED TEMPERATURE (PE-RT) RESISTANCE WITH OXY-BARRIER

 

VIPERT Potable (PE-RT) vs PEX-a & PEX-b
VIPERT Radiant (PE-RT) vs PEX-a & PEX-b (Oxy Barrier)
Product Sheet
Product Sheet

 

Introducing VIPERT™ (PE-RT) Potable & Radiant OXY Barrier Tubing 

The Next Generation of Tubing | Why VIPERT™ Potable & Radiant Tubing is Leading the Way in Durability, Flexibility, and Lowest Environmental Impact (Mechanical Business Magazine)

 

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