Ideal for a variety of plumbing and heating purposes, the 3/4 in. x 10 ft. Copper Type M Hard Temper Straight Pipe is strong and durable. Made of hard-tempered copper for durability, this pipe is also NSF and ANSI Standard 61 certified. It meets industry standards to deliver a high-quality flow.

Constructed of hard temper ASTM - B88 copper
For general plumbing and heating uses
Alloy C12200 (DHP) meets industry standards and is NSF and ANSI standard 61 certified
Meets or exceeds industry standards to deliver high quality flow products
Plumbing and mechanical codes govern what types of products may be used for applications; local codes should always be consulted for minimum requirements
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by|May 8, 2022

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Q:I need to use this for decoration purposes. Is the manufacturer's name stamped into the pipe?

by|May 28, 2021

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A: There is always manufacturer lettering to prove the certification of the copper piping. It is not stamped it us usually just inked on and could possibly be cleaned off with a chemical. I would check with one piece and go from there.

by|Jun 2, 2021

A: The pieces we have do not have any stencils ... remember that copper will "green" up over time ... maybe consider coating the new tube with lacquer to maintain the shinny?

by|May 28, 2021

Q:Can type M be used outdoors and left out during the winter in the Northeast? I will obviously dra...

by|May 18, 2020

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A: Type M copper is typically used in hot water heating systems. Type L copper is used in domestic (drinking water} systems. Type K copper is the best and more costly to use in all applications because it has the thickest tube wall. In a freezing environment, Pex is the way to go! Also, type M is not code approved for anything but heating. Iam a plumber and never used Type M in 38 years. Iam not a fan

by|Aug 21, 2021

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A: Yes ... the draining thing is really important.

by|May 19, 2020

Q:Which is more suitable for 150psi compressed air application, type L or M? What are the psi ranges on each? Thank you!

by|Dec 18, 2018

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A: This is not a great area for DIY solutions. High pressures and special materials are the purview of licensed contractors. If you want to educate yourself in these areas, you might start with the Copper Development Association's Copper Tube Handbook ... https://www.copper.org/publications/pub_list/pdf/copper_tube_handbook.pdf. Getting the proper materials is only part of the solution when pressures are concerned. Skilled and experienced joints at the tube ends and fittings are critical. High a pro (with skill, experience and insurance) to handle this for you.

by|Sep 16, 2019

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A: All will work at 150psi at 3/4". Check out this link for some psi range charts https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/copper-tubes-dimensions-pressure-d_84.html

by|Apr 16, 2019

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A: check your local codes, most codes require schedule 80 black pipe for compressed air installations.

by|Oct 1, 2019

A: Type M is not recommended for air line applications. Types L & K are recommended

by|Mar 2, 2022

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Jul 3, 2018

Good product for the price..

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Sep 1, 2021

great service! quick shipping, easy pick up...

great service! quick shipping, easy pick up

Jun 21, 2021

Out-of-round

Purchased a 10 foot type M 3/4 and could not get the joints to hold after soldering it. Tried several times, then noticed a flat spot running the length of the tube end to end. Too subtle to notice when purchasing and first trying to use it unfortunately. It's really not possible to properly solder out-of-round pipe, and even if it works at first it might not last long. Big hassle and waste of money and time.

Mar 21, 2021

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Mar 6, 2021

Outside diameter is way to big!

I bought a 10' piece of this to finish up a job I started last weekend. After taking over 20 minutes sanding per end I finally managed to get just one piece ready to sweat. I originally thought that maybe it was my tube cutter but when I cut a old piece of pipe I had no problems at all. You shouldn't have to use a Dremel to get your pipe to fit inside of the fitting. If I hadn't already cut the tube I'd take it back.

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Jan 29, 2021

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Nov 26, 2020

As expected, worked well...

As expected, worked well

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