Manifold provides custom-configurable plumbing solution.
May 24, 2005 - Grand Slam Manifoldâ„¢ manages separate flow requirements of plumbing applications such as hot water distribution, water pressure stability, and water distribution. Utilizing Push 'N Goâ„¢ quick-connect technology with integral quarter turn valves and PEX piping, product supports in-field customization and facilitates installation. Infinitely variable, add-on modular platform can be reconfigured, repaired, or changed in field.
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Original Press release
CPI Inc.
135 Fox Road, Suite A
Knoxville, TN, 37922
USA
Grand Slam Manifoldâ„¢ Features Custom-Configurable Home-Run Plumbing for Fast, Effortless Installation and Faster, Hotter Water
Knoxville, TN: The Grand Slam Manifold™, available from Consolidated Plumbing Industries (CPI), easily installs and manages the separate flow requirements of plumbing applications to assure faster hot water distribution, relatively stable water pressure, and less wasted water—to the pleasure and delight of the homeowner.
The Grand Slam Manifold utilizes Push ‘N Go™ quick-connect technology and PEX piping to provide a fast, effortless installation with field-friendly customization and 20% more flow capacity than standard block type manifolds.
Push ‘N Go fittings install in 50% less time--offering time-saving quick connections with integral quarter turn valves that replace standard handles that often become broken or lost with unmatched reliability.
The infinitely variable, add-on modular platform is designed to be reconfigured, repaired, or changed right in the field, without having to order a new unit. A plumber simply adds, subtracts, or replaces modules to change the number of hot and cold ports to meet water usage requirements.
Grand Slam Manifold provides home run plumbing distribution that consolidates and manages water distribution; thereby reducing pressure changes so that a flushing toilet will not affect water flow in the shower. In addition, the centralized system greatly reduces the number of fittings located within walls and provides for easy isolation of a fixture to accommodate future fixture repairs.
For more information, please contact Mr. Tom Coe; CPI Inc.; 135 Fox Road, Suite A; Knoxville, TN 37922; (865) 690-1558; www.durapex.com.
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