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6 Inch Diameter Clear PVC Schedule 40 Pipe [Pipe ID 6.031 inch, OD 6.625 inch] (Bluish Tint), Choose Your Length (5 Inches to 8 feet) (Selected Length: 5 Feet)
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6 Inch Diameter Clear PVC Schedule 40 Pipe [Pipe ID Features
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One piece of 6 Inch Clear PVC Pipe (SCH40, Bluish Tint)
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Pipe has approx. ID of 6.031 inch and approx. OD of 6.625 inch as specified by PVC SCH40 specs.
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Works with standard PVC SCH40/SCH80 Fittings & Cement.
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Pipe is rigid (not flexible)
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Max Pressure @ 73F is 90 PSI.
About 6 Inch Diameter Clear PVC Schedule 40 Pipe [Pipe ID
6 Inch diameter Clear PVC pipe (Schedule 40), Cut to Length. PVC pipe is measured by the nominal inside-diameter (ID), not the outside-diameter (OD). Pipe has an approximate ID of 6.031 inch and an approximate OD of 6.625 inch, per PVC Schedule 40 Specifications. As with all extruded pipe, the inside diameter can vary a little. Tolerance for the inside diameter is +/- 2% of the stated diameter. This pipe is manufactured in strict compliance to ASTM D1785. Pipe has a bluish tint to prevent yellowing from UV light (as seen in pictures). For use with standard PVC fittings and PVC cement. If using with an end cap, be sure to use a Schedule 40 or Schedule 80 cap and not a sewer and drain cap (DWV). A DWV cap will not fit as it is made to be used with thin-walled drainage pipe. This pipe should be protected from the sun. Extended exposure to ultraviolet light may cause discoloration and the heat may cause warping. Length Tolerance: +/- 1/16 Inch Please note that there is no product packaging with this product, it is just the pipe itself. Pipe weight: 56.48 oz. per foot. Do not use PVC pipe with compressed air or gases as it can cause the pipe to explode and create shrapnel. Item quantity is 1 piece. How to cut: If you need to cut the pipe, use a saw such as a hacksaw, miter saw or radial arm saw. NOTE: Pipe may need to be picked up at your local post office since the USPS sometimes isn't able to deliver long items. If this happens, your post office will leave you a notice for you to pick up the shipment.
