Commercial plumbing pres 20110216

AquaPEXAquaPEX®® | ProPEX | ProPEX®®

Commercial Plumbing PresentationCommercial Plumbing Presentation

David Zweber | LEEDDavid Zweber | LEED®® GA GAChannel Marketing Manager Channel Marketing Manager

Agenda

• Intro to Uponor AquaPEX tubing and ProPEX fitting technology

• Comparison to alternate methods

• Company overview and Uponor Support Services

• Overview of Other Uponor Commercial Systems

• Q & A


VideoVideo

Features

Uponor AquaPEX

and ProPEX

PEXCrimp/ Press/ Clamp CPVC

Copper

Eliminates go/no-go gauges, torches, glues and solvents

YES NO NO NO

Provides visual connections

YES NO NO NO

Eliminates dry-fit connection concerns and damage from blow offs

YES NO NO NO

Flexible for a tight bend radius, reducing the number of fittings and connections

YES YES NO NO

Quick and simple fitting connections; easier to train installers

YES NO NO NO

Air testing recommended to ensure system is free from leaks

YES YES NO YES

Tubing or pipe heat-reparable if kinked during installation

YES NO NO NO

Why do plumbing professionals choose Uponor AquaPEX® tubing and ProPEX® fittings as their preferred system?

ProPEX

PEX Clamp

CPVC

Copper

Standard F1807 fitting

Nearly 50%Nearly 50%thicker wallsthicker walls

and 25% and 25% greatergreater

flow rateflow rate

Uponor is stronger with superior flow characteristics

ProPEX vs. Other PEX Insert Fittings

• The larger internal diameter of ProPEX equates to a 25% greater flow rate

• ProPEX cold-expansion technique makes it impossible to overlook a connection, eliminating the concern and damage from blow offs due to dry-fit insert fittings

• The visual connection of ProPEX fittings also means no calibration is required

• Proven for more than 15 years, ProPEX Engineered Plastic (EP) Fittings have a more cost-effective and stable price than metal insert fittings

• ProPEX works well in cold weather, especially with the built-in auto rotation mechanism on the new Milwaukee® M12™ and M18™ ProPEX Expansion Tools

• The ProPEX fitting technology works with the properties of PEX-a tubing, compared to clamp, crimp or press fittings which, by nature, fight the tubing’s elastic memory

Engineered polymers

• Higher temperatures and pressure ratings

• Higher resistance to chlorine and freezing

• Strong, but light in weight

• Competitively priced• Not available in sweat or

threaded

The future of the plumbing industry,

no metallic parts

• Meets ASTM, NSF, CSA, IPC, UPC and NSPC

• ASTM E84 25/50 flame spread, smoke developed ratings (plenum applications)

• ASTM E814 – horizontal and vertical penetrations • 4800DW and Firetemp CI firestops

• ASTM E119 assemblies

– UNA UL listings (ANSI/ UL263)• UL-K913• UL-L557• UL-U372• UL-V444

Code Requirements

Milwaukee® M12™ and M18™ ProPEX Expansion Tools

•Built-in auto rotation for effortless, one-handed use

•Quick-cam mechanism for fast, continuous expansion

•Compact, right-angle design simplifies connections in confined spaces

• LED light illuminates work space in dark locations

Milwaukee® M12™ and M18™ ProPEX Expansion Tools

Uponor 2" PEX Expander Air-Tool Hand Tool w/ Auto Rotation

Installation Photos

2" PEX run

Installation Photos

2" Riser

Installation Photos

2" Riser & Run

Installation Photos

2" Riser and Multiport Tee

Installation Photos

2" PEX run

Installation Photos

Multiport Tee's

Installation Photos

Multiport Tee

Installation Photos

Copper Stub-outs

Installation Photos

Stub to Valves w/Integrated ProPEX Fitting Technology

Installation Photos

ProPEX EP Valves

Installation Photos

Steel StudWall Grommets

Installation Photos

In-slab | Pre-pour

Installation Photos

In-slab | Post Pour

Uponor PEX-a for Distribution Piping Distribution Piping Applications:

Baseboards

Radiators

Fan Coils

Horizontal Fan Units

Single Duct Units

Attic Equipment

& More…

Details

Hanger Method

Details

Hanger Methodw/ Insulation

Copper | Trunk and Branch

Number of Fittings 29

Number of Connections 82

Nominal Pipe Size Length (ft)

½" 115

¾" 50

1" 15

Home Run




½" 250

¾" 30

1" 15

Uponor Logic




½" 130

¾" 50

1" 20

• 75% Less Fittings and 50% Less Connections than Trunk and Branch

• 1/3 The Amount of Tubing of Home Run

Details

Hanger Method

Hotel Project

St. Louis Park, MN

Stack Detail Unit Plan

St. Louis Park, MN

SupportSustainability ExperienceCommercial Systems

Introductions

Uponor Logic PEX System Copper Trunk and Branch

Copper vs. Uponor AquaPEX® (Apartment Complex, Oklahoma)

Over50%Cost

Savings

Technical Services and Design Support

Uponor Leads In Customer Support

• 20 - Designers• 6 - Nationwide field

technicians• 40 - Rep agencies

Nationwide ( 160 Training Professionals )

Value

Added

Design Services

• Assist in radiant systems design Design Parameters

–Heating/cooling sensible loads–Solar gain–AUST (Average Uncontrolled Surface Temperature)

–Space setpoint and relative humidity–Construction details

• CAD loop layout• Bill of materials

One minute history of a 400 year old company

• 1620 Virsbo, Sweden• 1968 PEX-a developed by

Dr. Thomas Engel• 1970 Wirsbo introduced PEX-a to the market

• 1988 Uponor acquires Wirsbo• Today Uponor dominates the globe in PEX systems

• Corporate Headquarters Helsinki, Finland

• North American Headquarters Apple Valley, MN

• North American Manufacturing Apple Valley, MN

• North American Distribution Burnsville, MN

– Lakeville, MN 2009

Uponor is a leading international supplier of PEX-a systems for plumbing, radiant floor heating, cooling and fire safety

• Sold in 100 countries• Annual sales of nearly $1.9 billion• 4700 employees globally• 12 billion feet installed worldwide• Uponor manufactures more than 1/3 of all PEX tubing sold in North America


Commercial Plumbing PresentationCommercial Plumbing Presentation

David Zweber | LEEDDavid Zweber | LEED®® GA GAChannel Marketing Manager Channel Marketing Manager

Commercial plumbing pres 20110216

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