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Flexible & Rigid PVC Pipe Size Table with Dimensions & Pressure Ratings Chart for identification and use classification.

PVC Pipe is identified by the ID (Inside Diameter) and is referred to as a "nominal" size which means "in name only." However this confuses people and most novices try to use the OD (Outer Diameter) to order parts. If you do this, measure the OD of your pipe and find it the 2^nd column of the chart below. Now look to the left (1^st column) and that's the size of pipe and fittings you buy.

If this is a pressure rated system, move to the right to find the maximum working pressure your system will see and go up to the top of the column to see the schedule or class pipe you should have. If you are using Flexible PVC pipe, look for the blue box inset in the yellow box for pressure ratings. (The size is the same, only the pressure rating changes for FlexPVC.) If you are looking for flow rates, see PVC Pipe Flow Chart.) For WEIGHT PER FOOT please see PVC & CPVC PIPE SPECS Weight Per foot and dimensions..

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PVC PIPE 12" and smaller is identified and sold based on the Inside Diameter (ID). Sizes 14" and larger are identified and sold based on the Outside Diameter (OD.) In the chart above you will see the OD stays the same, only the wall thickness changes. Fittings are identified and sold based on the nominal size (first column) of the pipe and classification of the fittings and pipe. Ie if you have Sch 40 1" pipe, you buy Sch 40 1" fittings. For any system that is pressurized you should use the same classification of pipe and fittings. But for constructed (structural) projects you can generally mix and match different classifications. If this is a new pressurized project, use the pressure ratings guide above to select what classification/schedule you will need for your project. If you are working with a system already plumbed, you may be able to read the printing on the pipe. If you can't find the printing, you will have to cut the pipe to measure the wall thickness to know for sure what pipe you have. If you are building a structural project and using fittings to construct something that will never see flow through the pipe, you pick the size of pipe based on the physical strength you need. Sch 80 is the thickest wall, and therefore strongest pipe. However, the fittings used for construction projects do not come in Sch 80, only sch 40. If you are trying to make something light and it won't be used for anything heavy, class 200 pipe will save weight and money. If you are using it to hold up heavy objects or span long distances, sch 80 pipe is the strongest readily available pipe. Sch 40 pipe is typically used for these projects because it has the best strength/weight/cost ratio and is widely available. If you have special needs you can consider using other pipe schedules and/or classifications of the same size because they will all have the same OD of the pipe. Using Class 200 pipe saves weight and money but has lower strength. Using PVC pipe to build constructed items like racks, shelving systems, canopies, etc, is outside the design limits of the product. PVC Distributors will not be held liable for any failures or injuries caused by a failure of the pipe or fittings in such situations. You can also use this chart as a general guideline to find telescoping pipe possibilities. Find a pipe with an OD just slightly smaller than the ID of another pipe. That will be your best bet to find pipe that will telescope inside of each other. Remember, pipe ID can vary, so sometimes trial and error is the only way to produce a satisfactory result. Also see Sch 40 (white) and Sch 80 (dark gray) PVC Pipe Specs. Click on the logo on the top left of the page to return home.

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