ZURN Q4PC300X PEX Type B Tubing, 3/4 in, White, 300 ft Coil
ZURN PEX Type B tubing, 3/4 in, white, in a 300 ft coil (MPN Q4PC300X) for general plumbing.
SKU 3G-OTH-653524
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Product Description
ZURN PEX Type B tubing, 3/4 in, white, in a 300 ft coil (MPN Q4PC300X) for general plumbing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ZURN PEX Type B tubing used for?
ZURN PEX Type B tubing is used for general plumbing applications including hot and cold water supply lines, radiant floor heating, and hydronic systems. Its 3/4 in diameter and 300 ft coil length make it suitable for residential and commercial installations where flexibility and corrosion resistance are needed.
What are the specifications of ZURN Q4PC300X PEX tubing?
The ZURN Q4PC300X is PEX Type B tubing in white, with a 3/4 in diameter, supplied in a 300 ft coil. It is designed for general plumbing and meets industry standards for flexibility and durability. 3G Electric sources this genuine ZURN product for worldwide delivery.
Where to buy ZURN PEX tubing in worldwide?
3G Electric supplies ZURN PEX Type B tubing (MPN Q4PC300X) to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us to order this 3/4 in white coil in 300 ft lengths for your plumbing project.
How to install ZURN PEX Type B tubing?
Install ZURN PEX Type B tubing using appropriate PEX crimp or clamp rings and tools. Ensure the tubing is cut square and deburred before connecting to fittings. Support the tubing at recommended intervals and avoid kinking. For specific guidance, consult local plumbing codes and the manufacturer's instructions.
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3G Electric supplies ZURN pex tubing for general plumbing. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
