Charlotte Pipe Pvc 07600 0600 Schedule 40 Dwv Pipe 6in

Product Description

The Charlotte Pipe Foundry Co. PVC 07600 0600 is a 6-inch diameter, 10-foot length of Schedule 40 PVC pipe rated for drain, waste, and vent (DWV) applications. Manufactured to ASTM D2665 standards common to Schedule 40 DWV systems, this pipe delivers the wall thickness and pressure rating required for residential and commercial drainage installations. Licensed plumbers and pipefitters install this pipe as part of sanitary drain and vent rough-in systems. Its rigid PVC construction resists corrosion, chemical attack from common drain waste, and biological buildup over the service life of the system.

This pipe is used in residential and light commercial plumbing systems for sanitary drain, waste, and vent rough-in work. Typical applications include main drain stacks, horizontal branch drains, and building drain runs where a 6-inch diameter is specified by the design engineer or code-required sizing calculations. It is suitable for above-ground and underground burial installations where Schedule 40 wall thickness is required. This SKU is packaged in a quantity of 33 lengths per unit as supplied.

Key Features

• Schedule 40 wall thickness rated for DWV service in residential and commercial systems
• 6-inch nominal diameter suits main stack and large-diameter branch drain applications
• 10-foot nominal length reduces the number of joints needed in long runs
• Rigid PVC construction resists corrosion and common drain waste chemistry
• Compatible with standard Schedule 40 PVC DWV solvent-weld fittings and couplings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-stock pipe for use with Schedule 40 PVC DWV solvent-weld fittings sized for 6-inch nominal pipe.

Installation Notes

Installation of PVC DWV pipe is performed by licensed plumbers in accordance with the International Plumbing Code (IPC) or applicable local plumbing code. Solvent-cement joints must be made with PVC primer and cement rated for the pipe schedule and service type. Shut off the water supply and verify the system is depressurized before cutting into any existing drain line. Support spacing, slope, and cleanout placement must meet code minimums for the pipe diameter and application.