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    How long do I heat the PPR pipe when joining them?
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    Heat it to manufacturer's recommended temperature. Or, use the built-in timer to determine heating duration in proportion to pipe diameter.
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    How much does the heater for PPR cost?
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    You can find various models of the machine online ranging from $50 to $500.
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    Do I need to insulate the hot water PPR pipe?
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    It depends on the service for which the PPR is being applied. For most services, insulation is needed.
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    What are the time norms for heating PPR pipe?
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    It depends on the diameter of the pipe. If it’s warm, then it’s usually standard timing but in winter it’s good if you leave them in for 2-3 seconds more because of the difference in temperature.
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