2" and 1 1/2" copper pipe

Builders still use it when putting it into new industrial buildings so you should be able to get it at Plumbing outlets.

Another 'Just Out Of Interest' question.....Is there a difference between tube and pipe? Does it become pipe over a certain diameter?

Cheers,

Michael

A year ago the best I could come up with was BES

I expect a plumber with an account would get a discount on that. BES also do larger size fittings. Most plumbing suppliers don't stock anything over 28 mm, occasionally 35 mm, but can get larger sizes in on order - however, not in 1m lengths.

If you find somewhere cheap please let me know - also if interested I might go halves on a larger purchase.

College engineering might be worth a call, but they are liable to be expensive.

I've used

Wayne....

In my world tube is defined by it's outside diameter, while pipe is defined by it's nominal inside diameter.

Take a look at the drill sizes for pipe thread taps and compare them to the nominal size.

Cheers Trevor Jones

Smiths metals:-

You'll have to phone a branch to get a price, though the website lists the sizes the stock.

HTH

Mark Rand RTFM

I would be more then happy to share an order with you. Here is my shopping list:

1 of 54mm cap

Its the tube thats really adding costs - and I only need a small amount of it.

What do you think?

Also - Anyone ever seen a 2" copper bulkhead fitting?

Thanks :)

Sorry - I should have clarified a bit. I need to connect this to a tank so I either need to find a 2" bulkhead fitting or I need some copper plate to make a flange - I'm running out of budget though :( - any ideas?

Hi,

Sorry for not replying sooner, have been semi-away.

I am looking for a meter of 54mm and a meter of 42mm. If anyone else wants to join in ...