gene bender said: (quoted from post at 12:37:33 05/02/10) PVC works fine just run a complete circle around the shop at ceiling then go up a little then down for your drops and have a shutoff at the bottom of the drop to drain foreign material. have a tee for your outlet 6in above the shutoff that will help collect foreign material. Having a complete circle makes sure you have plenty of supply at all stations. I wouls use at least a 1in line at the ceiling drops could be 1/2in.
ABS (Acrylonitrate-Butadiene-Styrene) and others are approved for compressed air whereas PVC is not & does not meet OSHA or local regs in most locations, however, you can find PVC all over the shops of the world, working fine for decades, but for liability reasons, you won't find anyone recommending it for such use.
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