Stainless Steel Flex Lines for Water Treatment

[@luke9822]

Do you sell stainless steel supply lines for residential faucets? The smallest size listed on your website is 3/4", which is too large for that, of course. If not, can you point to another manufacturer that sells stainless steel supply valve lines that connect to 3/8" fittings? It seems all companies that sell supply lines are just stainless steel braided vinyl tubing...seemingly no different from one another.

[@bigbrandwater]

We do not offer anything smaller than 3/4", the exception would be for orders of case quantites where we can special order in smaller sizes.

[@bigbrandwater]

Brock Plumbing products used on potable water have to be lead free. California was the first to implement this in the 1980’s then all other states followed. Our product does not contain lead, it is 100% stainless steel so it does not have a warning. I believe you are referring to prop 65. We are a distributor and do not sell any products that contain lead. We cannot control what others make or sell nor do we write the laws.

[@brocksamson1531]

Thanks for the video. I would like to ask if you're product has a prop 64 warning? My next question is why are products being sold for hot water heaters if it has a non use for portable water? Why not just make the product for portable water seeing how people are going to use it for washing dishes and in their home? Think you guys could be head of movement of true low voc water lines for homes. Please do it for that everything I can fined has for my hot water heater or washer has lead or 64 lable. Thanks

[@bigbrandwater]

No prop 64 warning is required. Stainless steel does not contain lead. Older brass parts have lead. California was the first to go lead free brass, now the whole country is lead free brass for potable water.