Value Brand Nylon Tubing 6 mm OD Black 100 ft
Nylon tubing with a 6 mm outside diameter and 4 mm inside diameter, rated to 400 psi at 68 °F and usable from -4 °F to 175 °F
- Black nylon resists UV and chemicals
- 400 psi working pressure at 68 °F for demanding fluid lines
- 100 ft continuous length reduces joints and leak points
- Shore D 60 hardness balances flexibility with kink resistance
- Rated from -4 °F to 175 °F for wide temperature service
Tubing Specifications
This nylon tubing has a 6 mm outside diameter and a 4 mm inside diameter with a 1/32 in wall thickness. It comes in a 100 ft length and features a Shore D hardness of 60. The black colour suits automotive and industrial plumbing systems.
Pressure and Temperature Limits
Maximum working pressure is rated at 400 psi at 68 Degrees F with a burst pressure of 795 psi. The operating temperature range spans from -4 Degrees F to 175 Degrees F. A vacuum rating of 28 in Hg supports suction applications without collapse.
Dimensional Tolerance
The tubing holds a tolerance of +0.002 in to -0.004 in on the outside diameter for consistent fitting engagement. This precision helps maintain seal integrity across the full 100 ft coil. No additional accessories or software are included with this product.
How it compares
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- Price $25.99
- Pricier than about 58% of the 973 comparable items (median $21.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 6 mm OD nylon tubing and what step is often missed?
Cut the tubing squarely, push it fully into a 6 mm push-to-connect fitting until it seats against the internal stop, then pull back firmly to verify the collet has gripped the 4 mm ID bore. The step often missed is confirming the tube has passed both the O-ring and the collet teeth.
What maintenance or replacement will the 100 ft nylon tubing need later?
Inspect the black nylon line periodically for UV-induced brittleness, stress cracks near fittings, or permanent deformation from operating near the 175 °F upper limit. Replace any section that shows whitening, loss of flexibility, or leakage at the 400 psi working pressure.
What limit appears first during sustained use of the 6 mm OD nylon tubing?
The 400 psi maximum working pressure at 68 °F is the first ceiling; above this temperature the allowable pressure drops, so sustained high-pressure flow combined with heat will hit the pressure derating before the 795 psi burst rating or 28 in Hg vacuum limit becomes relevant.
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