Coilhose Pneumatics N316Y-N316N-12B Coiled Hose 3/16 in

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS N316Y-N316N-12B is a coiled self-storing pneumatic hose designed for compressed air and light fluid transfer applications. Built from nylon tubing with brass male swivel fittings at both ends, it stretches out for use and recoils when released, keeping work areas organized. The hose measures 3/16 inches inside diameter and 1/4 inch outside diameter, with a 12-foot extended length. It handles up to 230 psi maximum working pressure and operates across a wide temperature range of -60 degrees F to 200 degrees F. Licensed pneumatic technicians, assembly line mechanics, and shop maintenance pros will find this hose a reliable choice for tool drops and point-of-use air delivery.

This hose suits residential shops, light industrial facilities, and commercial service environments where a self-retracting air supply line is needed at a workstation or tool station. The 1/4-inch thread size on the male swivel fittings is a common standard fitting size found on air tools, regulators, and manifold outlets. The natural color nylon construction resists abrasion and kinking under typical shop conditions. Because both ends terminate in male swivel fittings, the hose connects to female-ported equipment or quick-connect bodies without adapter additions.

Key Features

• Nylon coiled construction self-stores after use, reducing hose clutter
• 230 psi maximum working pressure rated for compressed air service
• 3/16 inch ID with 1/4 inch OD nylon tubing
• Brass male swivel x male swivel fittings on both ends, 1/4-inch thread
• Wide operating temperature range: -60 degrees F to 200 degrees F
• Natural color nylon material resists abrasion and repeated flexing

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-fitment coiled air hose for use with 1/4-inch female-ported pneumatic tools, regulators, and quick-connect bodies common in shop and light industrial pneumatic systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a pneumatic technician or maintenance mechanic. Shut off and bleed the compressed air supply completely before connecting or disconnecting this hose. Verify that the system operating pressure does not exceed the 230 psi rating of this hose. Inspect swivel fittings for thread engagement and ensure connections are snug before restoring air supply pressure.