Schedule 10 stainless steel (SS) pipe is a thin-walled pipe with a nominal wall thickness that is smaller than that of Schedule 5S. The pressure rating for Schedule 10 stainless steel pipe depends on various factors, including the material grade and temperature.

It's important to refer to the specific standards or specifications for the stainless steel pipe you are using, as pressure ratings can vary based on factors such as pipe size, temperature, and the specific alloy used. Generally, Schedule 10 stainless steel pipes are suitable for low-pressure applications.

For accurate and detailed information, consult the relevant industry standards or contact the manufacturer of the specific Schedule 10 stainless steel pipe you are working with.