Charlotte Pipe S/m 06004 0600 Sdr 35 Pvc Sewer Pipe

Product Description

The CHARLOTTE PIPE S/M 06004 0600 is an SDR 35 PVC sewer main pipe rated for sewer and storm drainage applications. Manufactured to ASTM D 3034 standards, this pipe is designed for gravity-fed waste elimination systems where reliable flow and chemical resistance are essential. The SDR 35 wall-thickness ratio gives the pipe a consistent strength profile suited for underground burial. It measures 4 inches in diameter and 10 feet in length, and can be joined using either a gasketed bell-end connection or solvent-weld method. Licensed plumbers and underground utility contractors are the primary installers of this product.

This pipe is used in residential and commercial sewer service lines, picking up flow at the end of the building drain and conveying discharge to the municipal sewer main or an approved point of disposal. It is well suited for underground gravity drainage runs where resistance to sewage chemistry and industrial waste compounds is required. Storm drainage installations are also a supported application. The gasketed joint option makes it compatible with standard PVC sewer fittings using elastomeric seals, while the solvent-weld option supports glued systems where local code permits.

Key Features

• SDR 35 wall ratio meets ASTM D 3034 for sewer and drain service
• Highly resistant to chemicals commonly found in sewage and industrial waste streams
• Accepts both gasketed and solvent-weld joining methods
• 4-inch diameter by 10-foot length for standard residential and light commercial sewer runs
• Designed for gravity-fed systems — not intended for pressure applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation pipe for gravity sewer and storm drainage systems conforming to ASTM D 3034 SDR 35 specifications. Compatible with standard 4-inch SDR 35 PVC sewer fittings using gasketed or solvent-weld connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with the applicable plumbing code, including IPC and local amendments governing sewer service lines. Shut off water service and confirm the line is depressurized and clear before cutting into an existing run. For solvent-weld joints, use a PVC primer and cement rated for sewer and drain pipe; follow the cement manufacturer's cure time before backfilling. Bury depth and bedding requirements vary by jurisdiction — consult local code for minimum cover over sewer pipe.