PVC Pipe The use of PVC pipe is common but NOT RECOMMENDED for use with compressed air. It is often used because it is readily available, inexpensive, and easy to install. However, as with many plastics, PVC gets brittle over time and can crack, break, or even shatter.Click to see full answer. In this way, what type of pipe should I use for my air compressor?Black pipe is the most commonly used pipe recommended for compressed air systems. It is readily available, it is strong and durable and most people are familiar with how to install it. With all of the advantages black pipe provides, however, it will produce rust contamination that damages pneumatic tooling.Subsequently, question is, can I use PEX for my air compressor? A: No, PEX pipe is not intended for compressed air applications. I had pex in my last shop for six or seven years. Regarding this, can you use Schedule 40 PVC for airlines? PVC is not rated for compressed gases. It is rated for liquids under pressure only. Using PVC for compressed air whether schedule 40 or 80 is used is very dangerous.What PSI can schedule 40 PVC handle? PVC Schedule 40 Pressure/DWV Pipe (drain, waste and vent) Trade Size Part Number Pressure Rating (psi) 6 5460010P 180 8 5480010P 160 10 – 140 12 – 130
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