I have my next project in planning and I need to pressurize 4" pipe. I can get 4" sch. 40 pipe. It says DWV 220 PSI, I assume it would be good for 120 psi but wanted to get your thoughts.
It wont be used for a spud gun directly but rather used as a large bore 1 foot stroke pneumatic cylinder.
DWV 4" sch40 rated at 220 psi?
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It may, I did not look for it. I am still learning PVC. Luckily I have access to all the books on it I could want.Carlman wrote:does it have NSF-PW on it?
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Thanks, Now to see if it holds up to the external forces I need it to.
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ThanksMrCrowley wrote:<A HREF="http://www.spudfiles.com/spud_wiki/inde ... C">This</a> should solve all your problems
Marcus
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