JB @ C and L Machine
Stainless
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I can only find 304/316 SS I'am looking for 1.5 schedule 10 tees and 45's
Jay
Jay
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Is there such a thing...schedule 10 45's??
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Ox
Diamond
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- Northwest Ohio
I thought that this was a tax thread. My bad... 
Never heard of anything other than 40 and 80.
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***1040 Blues***
Ox
Never heard of anything other than 40 and 80.
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***1040 Blues***
Ox
JB @ C and L Machine
Stainless
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lol Ox...Mcmaster carr sells schedule 10 in only ss
Jay
Jay
Ox
Diamond
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- Northwest Ohio
So your looking for iron?
Would it be safe to ass_u_me that cast iron aint strong enough at that weight to doo the job maybe?
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Think Snow Eh!
Ox
Would it be safe to ass_u_me that cast iron aint strong enough at that weight to doo the job maybe?
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Think Snow Eh!
Ox
Dave Cross
Titanium
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- South West Canada
Yes there are, I don't what is out there for online sources, besides acestainless.com
IIRC Sch 10 is also Electrical conduit. I would suggest contacting an industrial electrical supply house and ask for clean room or FDA conduit fittings. Then when you find out who makes it, you can contact the manufacturer to confirm the schedule.
Rich C.
Rich C.
jimboggs
Stainless
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- Clermont, Iowa
Jay,
Something we used to do a lot was just cut a 90 in half with a portaband. Bevel the edges and your good to go. Assuming you are doing butt welds. Tee's, while not as easy, can be fabbed too. Put a hole saw in the drill press and v-block or v-stands and you can do reasonable tube notching without the fancy dedicated machines.
Any good industrial pipe supplier should be able to get the fittings you are looking for.
Jim
Something we used to do a lot was just cut a 90 in half with a portaband. Bevel the edges and your good to go. Assuming you are doing butt welds. Tee's, while not as easy, can be fabbed too. Put a hole saw in the drill press and v-block or v-stands and you can do reasonable tube notching without the fancy dedicated machines.
Any good industrial pipe supplier should be able to get the fittings you are looking for.
Jim
smootz
Stainless
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- Southern Ohio
What's your application? I do lots of handrail and lately I have gone to schedule 10 when I can convince the architect that it is totally strong enough and has weight advantages.
I bend pretty much any angle I want on a simple ProTools 105. (s10 or s40)
SCOTTIE
I bend pretty much any angle I want on a simple ProTools 105. (s10 or s40)
SCOTTIE
