Best Filament for Irragation Fittings

I am looking in to setting up a garden with custom irrigation and using 3d printed parts for the fittings. These pieces will be outside in the elements and sun and have sometimes up to 100psi in them.

Which filament would be best for creating a water tight seal and also standing up to the pressure and elements?

Thanks

 

Do you know if PC holds up to water well over time and if there is a good solvent bonding solution to PVC for it?

 

Thanks for your help, I am new to making things so its really helpful to at least have some directions to start researching.

 

I've looked at a similar application (aquarium) and have read a lot about ABS to PVC on the internet. As these two materials are readily available for plumbing there are off the shelf adhesives available to join the two. Though polycarbonate is a stronger material I suspect the ABS to PVC could work also. Print a standard end cap, bond it to a piece of PVC pipe and with the right adapters and your garden hose you can get a verdict in no time!

 

If you don't mind me piggy-backing on this question, I was wondering what filament would work best for a weather station? I basically would expect it to be out in the elements, exposed to the sun year around. Ease of printing would be welcome, but I would be open to other filaments if there were some print tips behind it.

I have been looking at Alloy 910, Blueprint, and eSUN's ePC as possible options. What are your thoughts and suggestions?

 

Cool, thank you!

Where do you typically get your Alloy 910? I found some on Amazon, but it seems fairly expensive for relatively little filament.
$37 for a pound

 

Ok, thank you.