1. Contractors Install Faster And ELIMINATE Call Backs With Reflok Connectors
For more information, please contact your nearest DXS representative:
Austin: Keith McLaughlin (512)
Dallas: Larry Price (214)
Houston: Joel Hill (832)
San Antonio: Thomas McLaughlin (210)

2. THE REFLOK DIFFERENCE
Faster, Cleaner, More Reliable Refrigerant Connections
Step 1: Ream/debur the inside of the pipe, removing
any debris this may cause.
No pre-treatment of the pipe = time savings $$$
Step 2: Place the correctly sized insert into one end of the pipe. It should fit without force and not be loose.
REFLOK insert ensures pipe is properly debured!
Step 3: Slide Reflok nut on the tubing and place a few drops of Loctite evenly around the pipe.
Step 4: Place the connector on the end of the pipe. Place a drop of lubricating oil on the end of the connector where the nut will close.
Step 5: Use the Reflok hydraulic tool to complete the connection.
No Heat allows immediate insulation!
FAST & Clean Installation
Permanent & Leak Free
Copper & Aluminum Flexibility
No Hot Works Permit Required
No Nitrogen Purging During Connection
Reduced Warranty Claims Through
Substantially Cleaner Systems

3. Reflok Eliminates The Common issues with brazing
Improper Pipe Preparation - Causes the brazing rod to not adhere and possible contamination of the whole system      
Wrong Braze Alloy – Can cause fragile joint seals
Improper Braze Joint Thickness - smaller or larger space between the pipe and fitting will cause weak joints – must be .001”-.005” thick between the two
Improper Brazing Temperature or Uneven Heat - Should be above 800°F - Under heating will not allow the filler to flow freely and over heating will make the filler melt again and flow to the bottom of the pipe or burn throughs
Time consuming labor - Very costly
Improper application of brazing filler metal to the joint – Can cause fragile joint seals
Inadequate amount of filler metal applied to the joint – Can cause fragile joint seals
Weak seals can cause leaks!!
Brazing Safety Equipment
Heat Resistant Gloves
Brazing Goggles
Should our installers start wearing gas masks to prevent fume inhalation?
Possible Health Risks
From Manufacturer’s Disclaimer: Overexposure to fumes caused by brazing may cause kidney and liver damage and blood disorders. May cause skin and eye irritation. May cause severe respiratory tract irritation. Overexposure to freshly formed fumes may cause flu-like illness called “metal fume fever”. The first symptoms, typically occur 4-12 hours after sufficient exposure. They are a metallic taste, dryness and irritation of the throat. Cough and shortness of breath may occur along with headache, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, muscle and joint pain, fever and chills. Harmful if swallowed. Causes gastrointestinal irritation, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Not a fire or explosion hazard in solid form. Finely divided dust may ignite and burn rapidly when mixed with air in the proper proportions. Toxic metal fumes may be released in a fire situation. The absorption of silver compounds may result
in the production of a generalized grayish pigmentation of
the skin that is permanent.

4. HOUSTON’S EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE
Have you heard the buzz about aluminum?
REFLOK
Cleaner systems
30% material cost reduction
Compression connections install in
seconds WITHOUT welding!
No acetylene! No nitrogen purging!
Engineered for refrigerant piping (ETL Listed)
Compatible with copper OR ALUMINUM pipe
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HOUSTON’S EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE
FOR REFLOK ALUMINUM PIPING!