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Charlotte Pipe PVC 4007 1000HC-XCP10Click To Copy Pipe Charlotte Schedule 40 PVC 3/4" D X 5 ft. L Plain End 480 psi - pack of 10
Item #: PVC 4007 1000HC-XCP10 by Charlotte Pipe and Foundry Company
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Features
Returnable
Yes
Schedule Type Number
Schedule 40
Defective Code
A
IAPMO Certified
Yes
Maximum Temperature
140 °F
Maximum Pressure
480 psi
Length
60.00
End Type
Plain End
Diameter
3/4"
Product Type
Pipe
Material
PVC
NSF Listed
Yes
Each Weight
0.250 LB
Velocity
A
Hazardous Material
No
Maximum Working Temperature (F)
140
ECCN
EAR99
Product Weight (lb.)
1.06
Maximum Working Pressure (psi)
480
Product Length (ft.)
5
Fitting End Type
Plain End
Pipe & Tubing Product Type
Pipe
Pipe Core Type
Solid Core
Schedule Type
SCHEDULE 40
Minimum Working Temperature (F)
32
Country Origin Code
US
Width
1.05
Brand
Charlotte Pipe
Product Height (in.)
1.05
Product Length (in.)
60
Product Width (in.)
1.05
Height
1.05
Nomenclature
PVC 04007 1000HC PPE 3/4INX5FT
Allocation Quantity
200
Outside Diameter
1.05 In.
Application
Cold Water Distribution
Wall Thickness
0.113 In.
Inside Diameter
3/4 In.
Size
3/4 In. x 5 Ft.
Color
White
Pressure Rating (psi)
480
Schedule
40
Product Overview
PVC Schedule 40 Pipe is for pressure systems where temperatures will not exceed 140° F. They are highly resilient, with high-tensile and high-impact strength. PVC Schedule 40 has better sound deadening qualities than PVC Schedule 40 DWV Foam Core and ABS Foam Core. Installation requires the use of primer and solvent cement.