At the time of the Roman Empire, the Romans used pipes made of lead, because it is a cheap metal that is easily worked into pipes, and which unlike iron doesn't rust. The Romans didn't worry about lead poisoning. Lead pipes continued to be used even into the mid 20th century, before we became more concerned about the danger of lead poisoning.
I don't know if this place specializes in old fashioned pipes but I have never had any complaints about their service.
Lead water pipes.
That was the best material they had.
Because that was the best material they had at that time.
The structure that ancient Rome used for its water system was the aqueduct. From the aqueduct there were holding cisterns and pipes that would divert water to where it was used, such as the baths, private homes or some farms.
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They used Lead
They used lead - The Latin name for lead is 'plumbum' hence the name plumber.
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You need flux to solder pipes properly. However many modern plumbers never solder, they use plastic or composite pipe like PEX.
To hold something in place and keep it from moving. Plumbers use them when cutting pipes for example.
plumbers often use lead, the periodic symbol for lead is Pb. And plumbers #1 things they do is make pipes "plumb" or completely vertical.
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In the U.S. they are called plumbers, assuming you mean water pipes, and not the pipes that one smokes.
Plumbers commonly need to use fractions in their career. The reason for this is that the pipes that they use is measured primarily in fractions, such as 1 3/4' pipe. Plumbers often have to custom make fittings, which requires them to be able to calculate in fractions in order to get a good fit.
"Spanner" is sort of a Britishism for "wrench". Plumbers often use wrenches. Saws are for cutting things, such as boards or pipes. Carpenters use wood saws, while plumbers often use pipe saws.