(Pack of 10) EFIELD Pex A Full Flow Expansion Brass Fitting 1/2x 1/2 Elbow ONLY For Pex-A Tubing Connection, ASTM F1960

i like the metal elbows. They give me the security they will not break.

Seems like there are a plethora of pex-b fittings on Amazon, nice to find these at a lower price than the big box stores

Dont buy these unless flow is not an issue. These elbows only flow 70% of what and uponor 1/2 elbow will flow due to poor manufacturing. Inner diameter is same size a crimp pex.

The Pex system using Pex A tubing and full expansion fittings is my only choice for plumbing in my home. The pex A tubing is easy to work with with less kinks and more flexibility than other Pex tubing and the full flow fittings give more water flow and better water pressure in your home. I have been using the EFIELD brass fittings and sleeves with excellent results. They not only work well but they have the look of quality that you see in the finished job. You just insert the sleeve at the end of your tubing, expand the tubing and sleeve with your pex expander tool, remove the tool and insert your fitting, and the sleeve and tubing contract for a tight and no leak seal. I used to work with copper and solder and generally had good results. However, with doing a lot of connections, I usually had at least one leak causing a lot of extra work. This system gives me a lot of confidence that I can do a lot of connections and when I turn the water back on, no leaks. I am never going back to copper or Pex crimp fittings.

Order arrived quickly, parts were as advertised and no leaks. All the connections were water tight and lay out was simple.

Works as intended. What else is there to say.

Good product, no difference then buying the part from Home Depot.

I like the product a lot they work great they should specify that PEX A and PEX are two different sizes. I learned the hard way. But all the same it is a good product.

Very nice and great quality

Not a big deal, it happens occasionally. Just pressure check your system before walling in. I’ve installed hundreds of propex fittings, yet to have one leak at the pex connection. Except system to use overall and very easy to fix compared to copper soldered fittings. I’ve done a lot of both.