Value Brand Nylon Tubing 3/8" OD Blue 50 ft
Blue nylon tubing with 9/32 in inside diameter, 333 psi working pressure at 68 °F, and a temperature range of -4 °F to 175 °F
- Withstands up to 333 psi working pressure at 68 °F
- Operates reliably from -4 °F to 175 °F
- 50 ft continuous length reduces joints and leak points
- Shore D 60 nylon resists abrasion and chemical attack
- 28 in Hg vacuum rating suits suction and pressure lines
Blue Nylon Tubing 50 ft
This blue nylon tubing measures 50 ft in length with a 3/8 in outside diameter and a 9/32 in inside diameter. Wall thickness is 1/2 in and the material hardness is Shore D 60. It operates from -4 °F to 175 °F and handles a maximum working pressure of 333 psi at 68 °F. Burst pressure is rated at 660 psi with a vacuum rating of 28 in Hg.
Suits pneumatic lines needing 333 psi
The tubing suits pneumatic or fluid lines that require a 3/8 in OD nylon hose rated for 333 psi working pressure and a temperature range of -4 °F to 175 °F. It is not for installations that need a larger inside diameter, a higher pressure rating, or a different material such as polyurethane or PTFE. Buyers who need metric sizing or colour coding other than blue should look elsewhere.
Verify OD ID and pressure before ordering
Confirm that your fittings accept a 3/8 in outside diameter and 9/32 in inside diameter with a 1/2 in wall thickness. Ensure the system pressure does not exceed 333 psi at 68 °F and that operating temperatures stay within -4 °F to 175 °F. Check that the 50 ft coil length fits your routing and that the tolerance of +0.002 in to -0.004 in is acceptable for your connections.
How it compares
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- Price $26.99
- Pricier than about 60% of the 973 comparable items (median $21.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
What fittings or clamps do I need for the 3/8 in outside diameter?
Use fittings sized for 3/8 in OD tubing; the 9/32 in inside diameter and 1/2 in wall thickness determine the barb or compression size required.
Will this nylon tubing handle the same 333 psi working pressure as my old polyurethane line at 68 °F?
Yes, it is rated for 333 psi at 68 °F with a 660 psi burst pressure, so it matches or exceeds that pressure level.
How can I verify the tubing is performing correctly after installation?
Pressurise the system to the working pressure and check for leaks; the tubing should hold 333 psi at 68 °F without deformation and maintain vacuum to 28 in Hg.
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