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The pipe shown is marked
FOSTAPLAST
BSI 1972
1/2"
Class C B283
Which connectors can be used with this?
Thank you
 
Just look for connectors for black alkathene plasson or philmac or similar.
If its above ground and needs to look tidy 22mm Compression fittings with 3/4 olives work you would need copper inserts,on 1/2 class C 15mm copper tube with end flanged over works.
 

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