galvinized steel

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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does anyone ave any idea what the max psi is for sch. 40 galvinized steel :?:
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i would trust small diameter galvanized steel at 300 psi.
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about how small are you talking about?
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up to 1.5. maybe 2
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I'd trust it at 400 psi. I'd also trust it at pretty frickin high pressures, bercause I've used it with 8x/8 atm hybrid mixes.
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The burst pressure of 2" Sch 40 galvanised steel pipe is somewhere slighty over 1000psi I think. No clue on the fittings, but they are probably fine at 300 or 400psi.
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okay its going to be my first time working with metal and i just wanted to make sure because steel shrapnel is alot worse than plastic.
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You can use pretty much anything short of solid fuels or multiple atmospheres of hydrogen or acetylene.
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I have used basic galvanized pipe and fittings from hardware stores with unregulated Co2 without any problems, they just need lots of Teflon tape.
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