Coilhose Pneumatics NC0540-500Y Nylon Tube 240 Psi Yellow

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS NC0540-500Y is a flexible nylon pneumatic tube rated for a maximum working pressure of 240 psi and a temperature range of -60 to 200 degrees F. With an inside diameter of 15/64 inches (0.232 inches) and an outside diameter of 5/16 inches, this tubing is built for compressed air distribution and fluid transfer in demanding shop and industrial environments. The wall thickness of 0.040 inches provides a balance of flexibility and structural integrity. The yellow color aids in visual identification on crowded plumbing and pneumatic installations. Sold in 1-foot increments with a 25-foot minimum cut length, it ships on a 500-foot coil.

This nylon tube is suited for compressed air lines, pneumatic control circuits, and light fluid transfer in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Its flexible construction allows routing through tight spaces and around obstructions without rigid pipe supports. The tubing is compatible with Coilock fittings and Poly-Tube push-to-connect style fittings, making it a practical choice for technicians assembling or maintaining pneumatic control systems, automated equipment, and air tool supply lines. Licensed mechanical contractors, millwrights, and industrial maintenance technicians are the typical installers.

Key Features

• 240 psi maximum working pressure for standard compressed air applications
• Wide service temperature range: -60 to 200 degrees F
• Flexible nylon construction with 78 HR hardness rating
• Yellow color for quick visual identification in multi-line installations
• Compatible with Coilock fittings and Poly-Tube fittings
• UL94HB flame-spread rating
• Sold by the foot in 25-foot minimum cut lengths from a 500-foot coil

Compatibility

Compatible with Coilock fittings and Poly-Tube push-to-connect fittings per manufacturer specifications. Designed as a general-purpose flexible nylon pneumatic tube for compressed air and fluid transfer systems.

Installation Notes

Shut off and bleed compressed air supply lines to zero pressure before cutting or connecting tubing. Use a clean, square cut with a proper tube cutter to ensure a leak-free seat in push-to-connect or compression fittings. Verify all fitting connections are fully engaged and pressure-test at working pressure before returning the system to service. Installation should follow applicable OSHA and local mechanical codes governing compressed air systems.