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At 00:44 29 March 2009, Fred Blair wrote:
I know this is not a glider question, but it is for a gliderport. Does anyone know of any pipe other than metal that can withstand 150 psi for a paint booth application. I need to run 300 ft. from the compressor to the booth. Thanks, Fred As Monty Python would say, "And now for something completely different." It certainly won't be any cheaper, but have you considered stringing electricity to the other end of the building so you could put the compressor near the paint booth? You could put in drops for batter chargers, lights, etc, along the way. Wire may have to be pretty big to avoid voltage drop. As others have said, if it is a temporary thing, PVC could work. If it is a long term plumbing installation, go iron or copper. And unless you are running pretty big diameter pipe, you will get pretty health pressure losses, especially if you are running any high volume spray rig. So, you will have to set considerably higher pressure at your regulator to get the pressure you need when you pull the trigger and start the air to flowing. My two cents. Steve Leonard |
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