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Apollo 1/2 in. x 100 ft. Red PEX-B Pipe

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Apollo 1/2 in. x 100 ft. Red PEX-B Pipe1 2 in. x 100 ft. Red PEX Pipe Flexible, durable red PEX B tubing for potable water lines. Corrosion resistant and easy to install with barb or push to connect fittings, its ideal for hot water identification and long runs with fewer fittings. Key Features: Flexible Installation: Bends easily to reduce fittings and leak points on long runs Hot Water Identification: Red color clearly marks hot lines in mixed systems Durable PEX B: Cross linked

1/2 in. x 100 ft. Red PEX Pipe

Flexible, durable red PEX-B tubing for potable water lines. Corrosion-resistant and easy to install with barb or push-to-connect fittings, it’s ideal for hot-water identification and long runs with fewer fittings.


Key Features:

  • Flexible Installation: Bends easily to reduce fittings and leak points on long runs
  • Hot-Water Identification: Red color clearly marks hot lines in mixed systems
  • Durable PEX-B: Cross-linked polyethylene resists corrosion and scale in demanding environments
  • High Performance Ratings: Up to 160 psi at 73°F and 100 psi at 180°F; max 200°F
  • System Compatible: Works with ApolloPEX and Tectite by Apollo push-to-connect fittings

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Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Nominal Size 1/2 in.
Length 100 ft
Color Red
Material Cross-Linked Polyethylene (PEX)
PEX Type B
Connectivity Barb; compatible with push-to-connect
Application Potable water
Inside Diameter (in.) 0.485
Outside Diameter (in.) 0.625
Wall Thickness (in.) 0.07
Maximum Working Temperature (F) 200
Pressure Rating 160 psi @ 73°F; 100 psi @ 180°F
Maximum Flow Rate (GPM) 2.3
Pipe Features Flexible; Corrosion Resistant
Certifications and Listings ASTM F876/F877/2023; CSA B137.5; NSF 14; NSF Certified; ASTM Compliant
Pack Size 1
Product Weight (lb.) 5.3
Suitable Installations Wet or dry; in concrete, gypsum-based lightweight concrete, sand, asphalt, under wood flooring, or behind wallboard/plaster

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What type of PEX is this?
A: PEX-B cross-linked polyethylene, suitable for potable water applications.


Q: What fittings are compatible?
A: Compatible with ApolloPEX crimp/ clamp barb fittings and Tectite by Apollo push-to-connect fittings.


Q: What are the operating limits?
A: Rated to 160 psi at 73°F, 100 psi at 180°F, with a maximum working temperature of 200°F.


Q: Can it be used for potable water?
A: Yes, it is NSF certified and listed for potable water distribution systems.


Q: What are the dimensions?
A: Nominal 1/2 in.; 0.625 in. OD, 0.485 in. ID; 100 ft coil.


Streamlined Utility with a Bold Pop of Red

This vibrant red PEX coil introduces a confident graphic line to utility spaces, bringing modern efficiency to the quiet choreography behind your walls. Its sinuous flexibility is a design feature in itself—clean, continuous runs with fewer interruptions. Use it to neatly organize mechanical rooms, pairing with matte brass valves for a crafted, intentional look. It’s the refined backbone of a luxurious, well-orchestrated home.


Upgrade your hot-water runs with flexible, durable Apollo PEX-B—add this 100 ft coil to your project today.

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