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4 minutes ago, Ratman said:

You sarky twunt! emoji6.pngemoji39.png

Reported to admin. Rule 2.1. No callng Egg a Twunt, even when he is pulling your chain.

 

Only joking fella. I think you've found the answer to my question. Much appreciated.

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If you ever rock up at my door [emoji6] ...... always welcome of course, i’m gona get ya so bloto’d that your head hurts, purely out of spite and not just from a good hospitality point of view [emoji51][emoji482]

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most motor factor supplies ie the ones that go to garages with spare parts in small vans stock 1,8 mtr lengths of exhaust pipe in various diameters for repairs, had a few in the past and only about £10 a length would that not do your job ?

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One of the T-piece photos on ebay has a laser engraved mark of PA6 on it, this is the material code which is nylon-6. According to Direct Plastics the nylon has a long term operating temperature range up to 100C whereas PVC only 60C - I would be nervous about using PVC on a heater outlet.

https://www.directplastics.co.uk/data-sheets

 

Not sure where that leaves you though, seems it's possible to get nylon pipe but difficult/expensive - maybe steel exhaust pipe is the best option as spuddog says - you could get the T cut and welded up and also weld any brackets or fixings you need on to it?

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1 hour ago, Dan Maynard said:

One of the T-piece photos on ebay has a laser engraved mark of PA6 on it, this is the material code which is nylon-6. According to Direct Plastics the nylon has a long term operating temperature range up to 100C whereas PVC only 60C - I would be nervous about using PVC on a heater outlet.

https://www.directplastics.co.uk/data-sheets

 

Not sure where that leaves you though, seems it's possible to get nylon pipe but difficult/expensive - maybe steel exhaust pipe is the best option as spuddog says - you could get the T cut and welded up and also weld any brackets or fixings you need on to it?

Also nylon pipe wont bond together with the solvent cement that works on ABS or PVC   The Methyl ethyl ketone won't dissolve it .

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