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Apollo 3/4 in. x 300 ft. Blue PEX-A Expansion Pipe

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Apollo 3/4 in. x 300 ft. Blue PEX-A Expansion Pipe3 4 in. Blue PEX A Expansion Pipe, 300 ft Coil Flexible, durable cross linked polyethylene (PEX A) pipe for potable water systems. Designed for cold expansion connections with excellent corrosion resistance and full flow performance. Ideal for long runs with fewer joints and simplified installation. Key Features: PEX A Flexibility: Allows sweeping bends and fewer fittings for reduced leak points Full Flow Design: Maintains maximum water output through

3/4 in. Blue PEX-A Expansion Pipe, 300 ft Coil

Flexible, durable cross-linked polyethylene (PEX-A) pipe for potable water systems. Designed for cold expansion connections with excellent corrosion resistance and full-flow performance. Ideal for long runs with fewer joints and simplified installation.


Key Features:

  • PEX-A Flexibility: Allows sweeping bends and fewer fittings for reduced leak points
  • Full-Flow Design: Maintains maximum water output through expansion connections
  • Heat-Reparable: Kinks can be repaired with gentle heat, minimizing waste
  • Broad Compatibility: Works with expansion, crimp, clamp/sleeve, and select push-to-connect fittings
  • High Temperature & Pressure Ratings: Up to 200°F and 160 psi for demanding applications

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Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Application Potable Water
Color Family Blue
Color/Finish Opaque with blue print line
Connectivity Barb / Cold expansion (ASTM F1960); also compatible with crimp, clamp/sleeve
Material Cross-Linked Polyethylene (PEX)
Maximum Flow Rate 4.6 GPM
Maximum Working Temperature (F) 200
Maximum Working Pressure (psi) 160
Minimum Working Temperature (F) 32
PEX Type A
Pack Size 1
Pipe Features Corrosion Resistant, Ductile, Flexible
Product Weight (lb.) 31.1
Actual Inside Diameter (in.) 0.671
Actual Outside Diameter (in.) 0.875
Nominal Inside Pipe Diameter (in.) 3/4
Pipe Wall Thickness (in.) 0.102
Product Length (ft.) 300
Certifications and Listings ASTM Compliant, NSF Listed; cNSFus-pw; CSA B137.14
Manufacturer Warranty 25 Years: For exclusive use with ASTM F1960 fittings
Standards Met ASTM F876, F877, F1807, F1960, F2023, F2080, F2159
Max Pressures & Temperatures 160 psi @ 73.4°F, 100 psi @ 180°F, 80 psi @ 200°F
Installation Environments Concrete, gypsum-based lightweight concrete, sand, asphalt, under wood flooring, behind wallboard or plaster
System Compatibility Compatible with Uponor and Wirsbo PEX systems; Tectite by Apollo push-to-connect
Coil Memory Reduced coil memory; resists recoiling

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Can this pipe be used for potable water?
A: Yes. It is NSF listed and compliant with ASTM standards for potable water applications.


Q: Which fitting systems are compatible?
A: Compatible with ASTM F1960 cold expansion fittings and also crimp, clamp/sleeve methods; works with Tectite by Apollo push-to-connect fittings.


Q: What are the operating temperature and pressure limits?
A: 160 psi at 73.4°F, 100 psi at 180°F, and 80 psi at 200°F.


Q: Is the pipe color truly blue?
A: The pipe is opaque with a blue print line for identification of cold-water lines.


Q: Can it be installed in concrete or under floors?
A: Yes. It may be installed in concrete, lightweight gypsum concrete, sand, asphalt, under wood flooring, or behind wallboard/plaster.


Streamlined Utility with Sleek, Opaque Confidence

This opaque PEX-A coil brings a refined, minimal presence to utility runs, letting the architecture shine while water delivery remains whisper-quiet and efficient. The crisp blue print line is a subtle nod to order—cool water direction with designer precision. Thread it through slabs or behind walls to keep lines clean and uninterrupted. It’s a discreet essential that elevates functional luxury in modern homes.


Upgrade your water lines with flexible, full-flow PEX-A—add this 300 ft coil to your project today.

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