My CH piping from the end of the 22mm flow and return pipes consists of a couple of 22-22 to 15mm Tees( with a 10mm reducer) but there is also a brass manifold at the end feeding 4 other rads with microbore.
I am thinking of getting rid of this to tidy up what is a bit of a dog's dinner but was wondering ( out of curiosity) as I looked at it what was involved in soldering copper pipe to brass ...are there any tricks to it?
As easy as soldering copper to copper.
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Cic.
Thx for the helpful reply .Sounds easy enough. The links don't take you to an item unfortunately .
The ones fitted are like item No 49887 which I suspect are the ones you saw.
such a completely inaccurate reference.
I should add that the solder and flux are the same as you would use for normal copper to copper joints. There are apparently some brass alloys which won't accept standard solder but obviously the CH manifolds are designed for standard soldering.
Cic.
Just for reference, if you want to cite a toolstation.com page, just ditch everything between "shop/" and the last part, so:
Note that the part beginning with "d" is the department code, the part beginning with "sd" is the sub-department code and the part beginning with "p" is the individual product code, so you could have cited the section (i.e. sub-department) with end-feed manifolds as:
The way i did it ( see my link above ) saves any editing of the link and takes you to the product
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