Wherw to buy nonstandard pipe sizes?

[plumbing_matt]

I need to replace the piping under my sink so I measured the pipes to compare with a chart. All the industry charts give both inner diameter and outer diameters. So the plastic piping I have is 1.48" OD. The PVC tables only have 1.315 and then 1.60 inches, so mine is some strange in between size! Where can I go to get my size? I measured both the little wite piece at the bottom of the sink and also the black piece below that.

Thanks

 

[GReynolds929]

It’s 1 1/2” tubular PVC

 

[plumbing_matt]

I thought 1.5" had an INNER diameter of 1.5, yet I measured an outer diameter of slightly less than that.

 

[Twowaxhack]

I thought 1.5" had an INNER diameter of 1.5, yet I measured an outer diameter of slightly less than that.

Crazy huh.......

I concur it’s 1.5” tubular. Don’t get caught up with your tape measure.

The pipe that glued together is 1.5 sch40 pvc.

 

[plumbing_matt]

Crazy huh.......

I concur it’s 1.5” tubular. Don’t get caught up with your tape measure.

The pipe that glued together is 1.5 sch40 pvc.

LOL, I didn't use a tape measure. I used calipers. Are my calipers that wrong? Nope. I

 

[Twowaxhack]

LOL, I didn't use a tape measure. I used calipers. Are my calipers that wrong? Nope. IView attachment 32095

I see you’re in a Pakistan.

Goodbye, disregard all of my posts.

 

[BlueSkyHigh]

LOL, I didn't use a tape measure. I used calipers. Are my calipers that wrong? Nope. IView attachment 32095

Shakespeare once said "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet" If Shakespeare were alive today he'd probably say "One man's caliper is another man's tape measure."

 

[GReynolds929]

half of 64 is 32. So you are basically 1 1/2”. Tubular PVC is designed to fit inside 1 1/2” ABS or PVC pipe. As was stated before it is 1 1/2” tubular PVC.