Pipe sizes help !!!!!!

[mig]

Hi i have to order armou flex for refrigerant pipes but i only know the pipe sizes in mm what is the pipe sizes for 1/4" to 1.3/8" in mm

[DVaider]

Hi, mig.
1/4" = 6.35 mm, 1.3/8" = 4,13 mm.

[mig]

hi thanks so 1/4 = 6.35 mm
3/8 = 4.13mm
what does 1/2"= ?
5/8"= ?
3/4 = ?
7/8= ?
1 and 1/8 =?
1 and 3/8 = ?
thanks

[fireandice]

3/8 = 9.5mm
1/2 = 12.7mm
5/8 = 15.9mm
7/8 = 22.2mm
1 1/8 = 28.5mm
1 3/8 = 35mm

[DVaider]

Mig, 1 inch=25.4 mm. You can convert ewery lenght, if you know this.

[coolments]

For insulation buying purposes use the following sizes for when ordering.

1/4 = 6mm x wall thickness Class 'O'
3/8 = 10mm x wall thickness Class 'O'
1/2 = 12mm x wall thickness Class 'O'
5/8 = 15mm x " "
3/4 = 20mm x " "
7/8 = 22mm x " "
1 1/8 = 28mm x " "
1 3/8 = 35mm x " "

Unless the pipe work is going through an area with extreme temperatures i would recomend 13mm wall thickness for AC aplications.

Hope that info helps

[Brian_UK]

It's getting a bit desperate out there if someone has to search the web to do a basic and simple number unit conversion.:eek:

If all else fails ask your supplier or look in the book - jeeesuus:mad:

[monkey spanners]

Try asking for 4/8ths pipe at the wholesalers, after 5 minutes of searching in the catalogue they will tell you they don't sell it ( your coffee will now be at drinking temperature) say you will take 1/2" instead but it just isn't good enough!

[Argus]

It's getting a bit desperate out there if someone has to search the web to do a basic and simple number unit conversion

Numbers and punctuation remain a closed book for some folk, Brian.....

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[dunny123]

It's getting a bit desperate out there if someone has to search the web to do a basic and simple number unit conversion.:eek:

If all else fails ask your supplier or look in the book - jeeesuus:mad:

Its even more desperate when someone like you logs on to post a message with no posative reply,you tit!!

[ebarran]

Mig, I am new in RE, but want to say there are standards for tubing and pipe sizes .
Consult ASHRAE Fundamentals Handbook for nominal equivalent diameters.