Cresline 18515 Hd250 Cts Polyethylene Pipe, 3/4 In. X 100 Ft., 250 Psi

The Cresline 18515 HD250 CTS Polyethylene Pipe is a reliable solution for potable water supply applications in residential and commercial plumbing systems. Manufactured from PE 4710 high-density polyethylene and NSF approved for drinking water use, this pipe meets stringent health and safety standards. Its 250 PSI pressure rating at 73.4 degrees Fahrenheit makes it suitable for a wide range of water service needs, whether you are installing new plumbing or replacing existing piping.

This 3/4-inch diameter pipe comes in a 100-foot coil, offering flexibility that simplifies installation and allows for easy routing in confined spaces. The black color helps conceal the pipe in finished installations. Designed to work with CTS-rated compression fittings, this polyethylene pipe delivers reliable water lines with straightforward connections.

Features and Benefits

• Flexible Coil Design: The coiled construction allows easy handling and routing around obstacles during installation.
• High Pressure Rating: Rated for 250 PSI at 73.4°F, the pipe safely handles standard residential and commercial water supply pressures.
• NSF Approved: Certified for potable drinking water use, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations.
• PE 4710 Material: High-density polyethylene construction manufactured from select resins provides durability.
• CTS Compatibility: Works with copper tube size compression fittings for proper connections.
• Black Color: Ideal for concealed installations where aesthetics matter.

Specifications

• Brand: Cresline
• Model: 18515
• Nominal Size: 3/4 inch
• Length: 100 feet
• Outside Diameter: 0.875 inches
• Material: PE 4710 high-density polyethylene
• Color: Black
• Pressure Rating: 250 PSI at 73.4°F
• Standards: Meets or exceeds ASTM D-2737 and AWWA C-901
• Certification: NSF approved for drinking water

How to Use

• Installation: Use with compression fittings for proper connections.
• Temperature and Pressure: Working pressure decreases at temperatures above 73.4°F.
• Restrictions: Not for use in compressed air systems. Avoid extended exposure to direct sunlight to prevent material degradation.