Value Brand 1/4 in OD Nylon Tubing Natural 250 ft
Nylon tubing with 1/4 in OD, 11/64 in ID and 400 psi rating at 68°F, supplied in a 250 ft coil
- Nylon construction resists chemicals and abrasion
- 250 ft continuous length reduces fitting joints
- 400 psi working pressure at 68 °F handles demanding pneumatic lines
- Shore D 60 hardness keeps shape under vacuum to 28 in Hg
- Operating range from -4 °F to 175 °F suits varied environments
1/4 in OD Nylon Tubing
This 250 ft coil of natural nylon tubing has a 1/4 in outside diameter and an 11/64 in inside diameter with a 1/32 in wall. It suits fluid transfer lines where a semi-rigid, abrasion-resistant material is preferred. The Shore D 60 hardness gives consistent dimensional stability across the operating range.
Sustained pressure performance
Rated for 400 psi maximum working pressure at 68 degrees F, the tubing holds its burst rating of 795 psi without sudden failure. The tolerance of +0.002 in to -0.004 in keeps flow paths predictable during long runs. Vacuum service is supported to 28 in Hg without collapse.
Thermal and environmental limits
Continuous service spans -4 degrees F to 175 degrees F, allowing use in chilled water returns and moderate hot-water loops. Nylon construction resists moisture absorption that would swell softer plastics. The natural colour lets operators confirm flow visually without dyes.
How it compares
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- Price $81.99
- Pricier than about 84% of the 973 comparable items (median $21.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
How much heat can the 1/4 in OD nylon tubing handle during continuous operation?
The tubing is rated for a temperature range of -4 °F to 175 °F, with a maximum working pressure of 400 psi at 68 °F.
What fittings are required to connect this 11/64 in ID tubing?
You will need 1/4 in OD compression or push-to-connect fittings that accept 11/64 in ID nylon tubing.
Will this Shore D 60 nylon tubing stay flexible when routed next to older rubber lines?
The nylon material retains flexibility across its -4 °F to 175 °F range and resists kinking better than aged rubber hose.
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