Is Viega Made in USA?
Viega has offices and or manufacturing plants in Germany, Denmark, Finland, Italy, Hungary, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Sweden, Belgium, Canada, Australia, and the United States.
Who makes Viega?
Family company Today, we export our products to over 75 countries and are represented by our own sales organisations around the world. We have taken the strengths that enabled Viega to become a major player in Germany and applied them right across the export markets.
Where are Viega fittings made?
Viega announced today that production of Viega MegaPress® and MegaPressG carbon steel press fittings has commenced at its manufacturing facility in McPherson, Kan.
How long has Viega been in business?
120 years
Viega has been successful for more than 120 years.
Is Viega PEX A or B?
The Viega PEX system uses the PEX-b tubing (although you could also use another brands PEX-a) and a pressed ring securing the PEX to the fittings. Some advantages with the pressing system is that the fitting are now available with press rings already built-in.
Where is Viega PEX pipe made?
the USA
Made in the USA and designed to save energy, Viega PEX solutions reduce the potential for leaks and increase confidence and peace of mind.
What are Viega fittings made of?
ProPress Stainless valves are made of 316 stainless steel and are available for potable and hydronic applications. In two- and three-piece configurations, stainless valves come in sizes ½” to 2″.
What kind of PEX is Viega?
PEX-b tubing
The Viega PEX system uses the PEX-b tubing (although you could also use another brands PEX-a) and a pressed ring securing the PEX to the fittings. Some advantages with the pressing system is that the fitting are now available with press rings already built-in.
Where is Viega PEX made?
What type of PEX is Viega?
Is MegaPress rated for water?
Viega MegaPress Stainless and ProPress Stainless pipe fittings are available in two lead-free grades: 304 and 316. The latter is engineered for potable water systems in commercial and industrial environments, with more than 200 configurations available in sizes ½” to 4″.
Is MegaPress rated for gas?
MegaPressG fittings, with an HNBR sealing element, are available in sizes 1/2″ to 4″ and are perfect for a variety of oil and fuel gas applications. Designed for Iron Pipe Size (IPS) stainless steel, Viega MegaPress Stainless fittings are available in 304 and 316 stainless steel.
Can you use Viega water fittings on gas?
Can MegaPress be used on natural gas?
1.1 Summary MegaPressG is a cold press mechanical joint fitting system made for use with ASTM A53 carbon steel pipe in natural gas applications.
Is MegaPress approved for underground?
It’s one of the most common questions we get: can MegaPress, ProPress and other fittings be used underground? The answer is yes. Viega press fittings are approved for underground installations, per Uniform Code and International Code listings.
Why choose Viega heating and cooling solutions?
Advanced radiant products that are easy to install. Viega Heating and Cooling Solutions are engineered to reduce energy consumption by at least 30%. In contrast to traditional forced air systems, our hydronic radiant systems deliver more consistent temperature by controlling floor and wall temperatures.
Who is the owner of Viega plumbing?
Viega LLC is a privately held subsidiary of the Viega Group. Headquartered near Denver in Broomfield, Colorado, Viega LLC is the expert in the manufacturing and distribution of plumbing, heating and pipe-joining systems for customers in residential, commercial, industrial and marine markets throughout North America.
Can you press Viega systems?
If it can be pressed, it’s here. Viega systems deliver unparalleled quality and durability. Learn more about how Viega systems can save you time and money on your next project.
Where are Viega products sold?
Viega products are sold to end users through professional and industrial distributors. To supply its distribution network, Viega LLC opened a distribution center in Reno, Nevada, in 2007 and a manufacturing and distribution facility in McPherson, Kansas, in 2009.