Value Brand Nylon Tubing 1/2" OD 50 ft Natural
Nylon tubing with a 1/2 in outside diameter and 3/8 in inside diameter, rated to 267 psi at 68 °F and a temperature range of -4 °F to 175 °F, supplied in a 50 ft natural-colour coil
- Operates in extreme cold down to -4 °F
- Withstands heat up to 175 °F for hot-fluid lines
- Handles 267 psi working pressure at 68 °F
- Burst-rated to 600 psi for safety margin
- Holds 28 in Hg vacuum without collapse
50 ft Natural Nylon Tubing
This 50 ft coil of natural nylon tubing measures 1/2 in outside diameter with a 3/8 in inside diameter and a 1/16 in wall. It is rated for a maximum working pressure of 267 psi at 68 °F and a burst pressure of 600 psi. The Shore D 60 hardness gives it a firm but flexible feel.
Pneumatic and fluid transfer use
Suited for air, water or inert gas lines that stay within the -4 °F to 175 °F temperature range and need 28 in Hg vacuum capability. The +0.002 / -0.004 in tolerance ensures consistent fit with standard push-to-connect or compression fittings. Not for buyers who require food-grade certification, UV-stabilised colours or a smaller bend radius than this material provides.
267 psi working pressure at 68 °F
This single pressure rating decides whether the tube matches your system design; exceed it and the tube can fail. Verify your circuit pressure against the 267 psi limit before ordering.
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- Price $45.99
- Pricier than about 73% of the 973 comparable items (median $21.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
Does the 1/16 in wall thickness on this 1/2 in OD nylon tubing wear out and need replacement?
The 1/16 in wall is a fixed dimension with a tolerance of +0.002 in to -0.004 in; nylon resists abrasion and does not have a scheduled replacement interval.
What is the first pressure limit reached when this tubing runs continuously at 68 Degrees F?
The maximum working pressure is 267 psi at 68 Degrees F; the burst rating of 600 psi provides a safety margin above that limit.
How hot does this nylon tubing get and does it soften during all-day use?
The temperature range is -4 Degrees F to 175 Degrees F; within that range the material retains its Shore D 60 hardness and does not soften.
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