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Old 05-04-2009, 10:25 AM   #1
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Question Pipe freezing kits, Any Preference?

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I was wanting to pick up a pipe freezing kit and had a few questions. Has anyone used the Rothenberger 65030, or the General Cold shot. If so do they have fittings for 5/8" copper (we have a lot of it in our community), and does the Rothenberger kit fit on Polyethylene pipe as well as copper and steel?. Any input would be appreciated. Thank you!

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Old 05-04-2009, 09:43 PM   #2
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I have used the roth it is a great kit. pricey though. they have sizes or copper and steel which should cover anything you need to do.
the kit i used was 1/4 to 2" works well .
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How long does it take it to freeze a 1 1/2" plug in L copper?
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How long does it take it to freeze a 1 1/2" plug in L copper?
Using what?

Are you reffering to freezing an 1˝ copper water line or creating an 1˝ long plug?

If you are reffering to an 1˝ line, with liquid Nitrogen it takes about 5 minutes, I would guess it would take at least five times that using liquid carbon dioxide.
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That answered my question. 5 min is quick. What would the liquid N2 cost you?
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That answered my question. 5 min is quick. What would the liquid N2 cost you?
Here it is only sold in hundred pound cylanders if you want it with a dip tube, I don't know about the cost because the company I worked for hired a freezing company to do all freezes for insurance reasons.
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