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Sched 40?

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Sched 40?

Post by beebee »

When the yanks refer to shed 40 are they referring to NB 40. If so what wall thickness?
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Post by A1 »

Schedule refers to the wall thickness sched 10 ,40 .............im pretty sure the thickness varys slighty between different od's


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Post by Wendle »

yeah, it is a pressure rating, so varies with diameter
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Post by beebee »

Just preparing for the evenutal exo cage. Don't want to use DOM ($$$) but want to keep it as light as possible.
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Post by grimbo »

don't skimp on a cage. get the right stuff and do it properly. I'm sure someone will pipe (pun intended) up soon about the negatives of using pipe against tube
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Post by beebee »

You're right about not skimping but I've heard good reports about the shed 40 that I was reffering to so I wanted to see what it was all about.

Thanks for the link Wendle
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Post by beebee »

Is DOM the only way to go? What dimensions?
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Post by Guy »

Sched 40 is pretty tough ... if you are buildiing a race car .. go DOM .. if you want to stand up to low speed rollovers etc I cannot see anything wrong with sched 40 at all ..
Have used it heaps when I worked for my dad (bulk LP gas installs) was often bent to 90 degress or so never had any splits etc ..

Hell I have seen what was left of a 75 after rolling at 100 or so .. was fawked up .. but the 2 x 3 Rhs pipe carrier was still standing .. A bit bent but allowed the driver to walk away from the accident .. (and the roof of a 75 is not all that tough)
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