Suction lines by piotres

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09-12-2009, 05:16 AM
chispy

Very nice looking work Peter , my guess the black one its mine :D , right ? Now you got me anxious waiting for the package to get here as they are so darn nice and shiny :ROTF:

Angelo.
09-12-2009, 07:25 AM
sdumper

Question how do you get the evaps so polished and shinny again after you braze them?
They look like they have never been brazed :)
09-12-2009, 09:03 AM
gosmeyer

Zero atmosphere oven is the easiest! No Oxygen, or you could spend time polishing !
09-12-2009, 11:46 PM
piotres

Quote:

Originally Posted by sdumper

Question how do you get the evaps so polished and shinny again after you braze them?
They look like they have never been brazed :)

Just after brazing - grinding using various sandpapers (dry), then 10 hours or more bath in "lemon acid" (quite strong mixture with water), then cleaning using steelwire brush mounted on driller , then wet grinding using sandpapers, then polishing :D.

@chispy: Yes, that 100 cm with black sleeve is Yours :).
09-26-2009, 10:12 PM
e-Killer

Hi i need some advice about Suction Lines, i will use Stainless Braided with Rubber Syntehtic PVC Hose, i will use it for my SS with r507, i have 2 Question, first if i braze the fittings the inside rubber hose wil burn o r break? and second ther r-507 an their Oil wil do some erosion in the rubber walls of my hose?

Thanks For yor Advice ;)
09-27-2009, 12:42 PM
piotres

Forget about brazing any hoses which are built using any rubber part .

I recommend to use 100% stainless steel hoses (brazed, not screwed to evaporator) .

Regards
10-09-2009, 04:09 PM
piotres

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chillerzero

evap with flex for SS ???

Ygpm :yepp:.

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Lenght of flex hose : 80 cm
Flex hose type : braided stainless DN10 (10 mm Inside diameter)
Evaporator : steeper type CPU, 42mm diameter, 41mm tall
Insulation : 18 mm thick + suction line sleeve black

http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/9643/61160519.jpg

http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/3900/54365837.jpg

http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/2332/50901566.jpg

Regards :)
Peter
11-01-2009, 07:19 AM
piotres

2 almost same suction lines - difference is only captube lenght ;) . I must say that 100cm lenght and black sleeve seems to be "standart" suction line ;).

Lenght of flex hose : 100 cm
Flex hose type : braided stainless DN10 (10 mm Inside diameter)
Evaporator : steeper type CPU, 42mm diameter, 41mm tall
Insulation : 18 mm thick + suction line sleeve black

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/twins/1.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/twins/2.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/twins/3.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/twins/4.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/twins/5.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/twins/6.jpg

Thanks for looking :)

Best Regards
Peter
11-01-2009, 07:24 AM
nigelke

nice :)
But could you just swap suction lines? Ore do you need to braze them on and of? :)

Going to finnish my benching room ^^ need the space :D
11-01-2009, 10:05 AM
Moc

Looks brilliant Peter!
Do you pipe the captube to the top or to the bottom?
11-01-2009, 03:00 PM
piotres

Quote:

Originally Posted by nigelke

nice :)
But could you just swap suction lines? Ore do you need to braze them on and of? :)
Going to finnish my benching room ^^ need the space :D

Quote:

Originally Posted by Moc

Looks brilliant Peter!
Do you pipe the captube to the top or to the bottom?

Thx guys .

I know I'm stupid but I don't understand Your questions (bolded) :( can You write them in another way??
11-01-2009, 07:08 PM
Patrickclouds

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which way goes the refrigerant in your evap?
did you braze the cap tube to the bottem that the refrigerant goes from the bottem of the evap through the spiral or steps up to the outlet.
or did you braze the cap tube to the top so that the refrigerant goes down through the spiral to the bottem and then it passes a small hole to the inner of the evap to go up into the suction line.
11-01-2009, 09:55 PM
nigelke

Quote:

Originally Posted by piotres

Thx guys .

I know I'm stupid but I don't understand Your questions (bolded) :( can You write them in another way??

no problem, my english is bad aswell sow I now what you mean.

these Suction Lines, are they easy to install? :)
Like when you have a Single Stage unit and you want a new Suction Line. Can you just by one of you and replace it. Without having to do alot of work :)
11-02-2009, 02:17 AM
Foamy

size of cappilair?
11-03-2009, 01:19 AM
lior307

Quote:

Originally Posted by Patrickclouds

which way goes the refrigerant in your evap?
did you braze the cap tube to the bottem that the refrigerant goes from the bottem of the evap through the spiral or steps up to the outlet.
or did you braze the cap tube to the top so that the refrigerant goes down through the spiral to the bottem and then it passes a small hole to the inner of the evap to go up into the suction line.

As i recall - the Right Picture is the Better way , the cap tube goes all the way down to the buttom,
And than it goes up through the Spiral .
11-03-2009, 01:33 PM
piotres

Quote:

Originally Posted by Patrickclouds

which way goes the refrigerant in your evap?
did you braze the cap tube to the bottem that the refrigerant goes from the bottem of the evap through the spiral or steps up to the outlet.
or did you braze the cap tube to the top so that the refrigerant goes down through the spiral to the bottem and then it passes a small hole to the inner of the evap to go up into the suction line.

Thx Patrick, but I'm not SUCH stupid that I need such clear explanations :D.

Captube comes to bottom of evap, so it's bottom inlet.

Quote:

Originally Posted by nigelke

no problem, my english is bad aswell sow I now what you mean.

these Suction Lines, are they easy to install? :)
Like when you have a Single Stage unit and you want a new Suction Line. Can you just by one of you and replace it. Without having to do alot of work :)

Not so easy :( . You need brazing torch, vaccum pump, manifold, and some freon (r507 ;) ) to change suction line .

Quote:

Originally Posted by Foamy

size of cappilair?

In those two were 300 cm and 350cm of 0.9mm but can be such long as You want ;) .

THANKS!
Regards
Peter
11-03-2009, 11:15 PM
nigelke

Quote:

Originally Posted by piotres

Not so easy :( . You need brazing torch, vaccum pump, manifold, and some freon (r507 ;) ) to change suction line .

ah :)
wel then I will leave this to the people who now what they are doing :up:
11-13-2009, 04:16 PM
piotres

If someone want I can only braze flex hose ;) :

Lenght of flex hose : 100 cm
Flex hose type : braided stainless DN10 (10 mm Inside diameter)
Evaporator : -
Insulation : -

BTW every of mine suction lines are tested under 25 bara pressure in water bath :yepp:.

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/onlyflex/1.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/onlyflex/2.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/onlyflex/3.jpg

One made for another polish builder :yepp: :

Lenght of flex hose : 100 cm
Flex hose type : braided stainless DN10 (10 mm Inside diameter)
Evaporator : steeper type CPU, 42mm diameter, 41mm tall
Insulation : 18 mm thick + suction line sleeve black with white stripe (chilly1 style :D ) .

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/kamil/1.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/kamil/2.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/kamil/3.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/kamil/4.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/kamil/5.jpg

Best Regards
Peter
12-25-2009, 05:11 AM
piotres

3 new suction lines ... and new polishing quality (using machine) ;)

1. Lenght of flex hose : 100 cm
Flex hose type : braided stainless DN10 (10 mm Inside diameter)
Evaporator : steeper type CPU, 42mm diameter, 41mm tall
Insulation : 18 mm thick + suction line sleeve blue

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zien2009/1.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zien2009/2.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zien2009/3.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zien2009/4.jpg

2. Lenght of flex hose : 80 cm
Flex hose type : braided stainless DN10 (10 mm Inside diameter)
Evaporator : steeper type CPU, 42mm diameter, 41mm tall
Insulation : 18 mm thick + suction line sleeve black

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zien2009/5.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zien2009/6.jpg

3. Lenght of flex hose : 86 cm
Flex hose type : braided stainless DN10 (10 mm Inside diameter)
Evaporator : steeper type CPU, 42mm diameter, 41mm tall
Insulation : WITHOUT insulation

And that's new polishing technique ;)

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zien2009/7.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zien2009/8.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zien2009/9.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...ien2009/10.jpg

With Best Christmas Wishes,
Peter
02-07-2010, 04:08 AM
piotres

Hello

Last time I've a request to make only two brazed evaps . With 0.9mm 300cm captube brazed, all cleaned and pressure tested .

That's how one kit has looked : :)

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zed_evap/1.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zed_evap/2.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zed_evap/3.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zed_evap/4.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zed_evap/5.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...zed_evap/6.jpg

Thanks for looking.
Best Regards,
Peter
02-20-2010, 02:53 PM
chispy

Hola Peter you have PM :)

Regards: Angelo.
02-27-2010, 07:56 AM
sdumper

Shouldnt this be in the for sale section???
02-27-2010, 05:44 PM
piotres

Quote:

Originally Posted by sdumper

Shouldnt this be in the for sale section???

Why ? In that topic I just show some shine and various colors of suction sleeves :).
02-27-2010, 07:09 PM
sdumper

Nope it was no dig at you I just got very annoyed that I had a thread moved to the wanted section...and this thread is obviously a forsale type thread demonstrated the suctions lines you are selling.

I just want some consistency in the moving of threads :)
04-08-2010, 03:24 PM
piotres

Hi :)

GPU suction line & new 54mm steeper evaporator brazed :) :

1. Lenght of flex hose : 120 cm
Flex hose type : braided stainless DN10 (10 mm Inside diameter)
Evaporator : steeper type GPU, 42mm diameter, 20mm tall
Insulation : 18 mm thick (2 layers total) + suction line sleeve black

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/GPU/1.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/GPU/2.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/GPU/3.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/GPU/4.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/GPU/5.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/GPU/6.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/GPU/7.JPG

2. 54mm diameter/43mm tall steeper evaporator - mass is more than 65% higher than 42mm diameter evaporator :eek:.

Compared to 42mm:

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm/0.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm/01.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm/1.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm/2.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm/3.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm/4.JPG

Thanks
Regards
Peter
04-11-2010, 06:38 PM
sdumper

can you send me a pm with Chipsy's tracking number this is taking a very long time and it might be lost in transit.
04-18-2010, 02:35 AM
piotres

Quote:

Originally Posted by sdumper

can you send me a pm with Chipsy's tracking number this is taking a very long time and it might be lost in transit.

Problem already solved, but normal (non express) pack to USA has gone 32 days .:( bit long time, seems like next time will be better to use express pack.

112 cm flex hose, green sleeve plus new 19mm thick enclosure (old was 15mm) :

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/green/1.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/green/2.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/green/3.JPG

Thanks for looking.
Regards
Peter
10-30-2010, 05:06 PM
piotres

Hi

Twins with big 54mm evaps :)

New is also 19mm thick 1-layer insulation (till now I've used 2x9mm=18mm).

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm2szt/1.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm2szt/2.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm2szt/3.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm2szt/4.jpg

Thanks for looking ! :yepp:
Regards
Peter
10-30-2010, 06:27 PM
Gray Mole

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You always did make some of the cleanest linesets :cool:

When are you gonna offer some custom lighting though? I know I'm one of the few suckers that ever wasted his time on it :rolleyes: but I think you'd do some nice work...

See attached pic for effective time wasting ;)

Keep it up :up:

PS. not intending to hijack, and no I don't build this stuff for other people anymore.
10-30-2010, 11:47 PM
piotres

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gray Mole

You always did make some of the cleanest linesets :cool:

When are you gonna offer some custom lighting though? I know I'm one of the few suckers that ever wasted his time on it :rolleyes: but I think you'd do some nice work...

See attached pic for effective time wasting ;)

Keep it up :up:

PS. not intending to hijack, and no I don't build this stuff for other people anymore.

Hi

Nice idea Gray :) . Shame that nobody asked me about that till now :shakes:.

Who wants one ? :D

I've made one suction line to unit in that way :
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...0&postcount=34
full topic: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=210874

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/antec_ss/44.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/antec_ss/46.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/antec_ss/48.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/antec_ss/49.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/antec_ss/50.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/antec_ss/51.jpg

About PS. I know, You mustn't write that :up:. Even if You would make suction lines also that wouldn't be problem :up:.
10-31-2010, 05:38 AM
sdumper

Piotres, are you making hold down too?
10-31-2010, 09:45 AM
piotres

Quote:

Originally Posted by sdumper

Piotres, are you making hold down too?

Yes, CNC made.
10-31-2010, 10:09 AM
sdumper

Quote:

Originally Posted by piotres

Yes, CNC made.

Can you send me a PM with your lowest priced version?
11-02-2010, 02:12 AM
tiborrr

Quote:

Originally Posted by piotres

Hi

Twins with big 54mm evaps :)

New is also 19mm thick 1-layer insulation (till now I've used 2x9mm=18mm).

[img]http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm2szt/1.jpg[/img
[img]http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm2szt/2.jpg[/img
[img]http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm2szt/3.jpg[/img
[img]http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/54mm2szt/4.jpg[/img

Thanks for looking ! :yepp:
Regards
Peter

These look like they belong to me! :cool:
Thanks once again buddy! :up:

Best Regards,
Niko
12-25-2010, 06:04 PM
piotres

Hi

Another one with 54mm evaporator (the BIG one), green sleeve, 19mm thick insulation and K-probe. Went to Germany :).

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/green54mm/1.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/green54mm/2.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/green54mm/3.jpg

Thanks
With best Christmas wishes :)
Peter
12-25-2010, 06:17 PM
Buckeye

Nice work Peter :up:

Shortly I wil be hitting you up also :up:
08-23-2011, 03:59 PM
piotres

Hello

Two lines which I've made last time :) :

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...pien2011/1.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...pien2011/2.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...pien2011/3.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...pien2011/4.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...pien2011/5.JPG

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...pien2011/6.JPG

Currently I've made also new enclosure for 42mm evaporator which allow to use extra thick armaflex insulation around evaporator (but that isn't show on pictures).

Regards
Peter
11-06-2011, 09:15 AM
piotres

Another one with orange sleeve :) :

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/orange/1.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/orange/2.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/orange/3.jpg

If You want one feel free to contact me ;).

Kindest Regards,
Peter
11-06-2011, 11:35 AM
Jort

plz check your mail :) i send you one few days ago ;)
11-07-2011, 01:55 PM
piotres

I've answered You same day, haven't You recived it ?
:-S

I'll sent You PM :).
04-07-2012, 04:40 PM
piotres

One more, this time for GPU, with new powdercoated, metal enclosure :) :

Together with brazed 54mm CPU evaporator.

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...cien2012/1.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...cien2012/2.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...cien2012/3.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlin...cien2012/4.jpg
04-07-2012, 08:56 PM
mytekcontrols

Peter,
Beautiful as always. Have you ever considered going into copper mirror business?
04-08-2012, 10:45 AM
piotres

Quote:

Originally Posted by mytekcontrols

Have you ever considered going into copper mirror business?

:D :cool:
04-08-2012, 03:46 PM
sdumper

Quote:

Originally Posted by mytekcontrols

Peter,
Beautiful as always. Have you ever considered going into copper mirror business?

No kidding :)
His mirror finishes are like artwork they look so good!!
06-17-2012, 07:44 AM
piotres

Just to inform that I'm still alive :D

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/mandolin/1.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/mandolin/2.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/mandolin/3.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/mandolin/4.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/mandolin/5.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/mandolin/6.jpg

http://www.piotres.boo.pl/suctionlines/mandolin/7.jpg
10-14-2012, 06:11 AM
piotres

Still making suction lines, but rarely. People have almost stoped making or buying phase-change units :(.

One suction line made in October 2012.

http://imageshack.us/a/img203/6074/84243041.jpg

http://imageshack.us/a/img696/912/38032360.jpg

http://imageshack.us/a/img543/4052/58929303.jpg
11-16-2012, 04:03 PM
Big SturL

Hey Piotres. Haven't posted in these forums in years... Could you PM me a price list of your products? Or perhaps an email to sturla [at] live [dot] no?

Thanks!
11-17-2012, 12:06 PM
-cyclone-

Hi Piotres! Wanted to pm you but seems that you've exceeded the maximum limit of pms in your mailbox.
11-18-2012, 04:03 PM
piotres

I've removed 100 PMes, so please try now :). If still not work, please use email: piotres@piotres.com :)
12-05-2012, 04:05 PM
TopherTony

I always enjoy skimming through this thread
04-20-2013, 04:54 PM
piotres

GPU suction line from November 2012, but not posted till now ;) :

http://www.piotres.com/suctionlines/april2013/1.JPG

http://www.piotres.com/suctionlines/april2013/2.JPG

http://www.piotres.com/suctionlines/april2013/3.JPG

http://www.piotres.com/suctionlines/april2013/4.JPG

http://www.piotres.com/suctionlines/april2013/5.JPG

http://www.piotres.com/suctionlines/april2013/6.JPG

Polished copper looks quite bad on those photos, but in real it was better :ROTF:.
06-15-2013, 08:15 PM
sdumper

Bump for the artwork and quality!!
06-24-2013, 02:20 PM
piotres

Thanks :D

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