Quickfitting the new Push to Connect for pex and copper

Most of us are familiar with Sharkbite, a popular push to connect fitting used with copper and pex piping. Now there is another choice, Quickfitting. Like the competition it uses O rings and jaws to grab onto the pipe and make a water tight connection without crimping, soldering, or wrenching. So which is better or is there no difference between the two? Join us as we review what Quickfitting has to offer.

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[andrewnguyen]

Thanks for the great video. I'm doing research on my leaking issue with my shower whether to use copper or pex and your video validate for me to use quick fittings with PEX instead of going with copper. Thanks!!!!

[Mike_Greene]

I watched on a search and had to come to YouTube to give you a like and sub.
If you're reading this comment while the video is playing, then I'm sure, but now, you know this video has a lot of info that you didn't know you wanted to know and other videos don't Even discuss.
It's a quick and interesting watch.
Good work, sir.

[billsmith]

You checked all the boxes . Roger Wakefield went to the factory and tested several items, including competitors . This performed the best . The video is on his channel .

[jerrybullington]

YOU CAN BUY A PEX CRIMPER FOR THE PRICE IF 3 SHARK BITE OR QUICK CONNECT

[peterevans]

So they copied sharkbite who invented this type of fitting i wonder if sharkbite should take them to court, typical