Coilhose Pneumatics NE14-50A53 Coiled Hose 1/4 in 50 Ft

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS NE14-50A53 is a coiled self storing pneumatic hose designed for compressed air tool and equipment connections in industrial, automotive, and general trade applications. Constructed from nylon with a 1/4 inch inside diameter and a 50-foot extended length, this hose retracts when not in use to reduce clutter and tripping hazards on the job. It is rated to a maximum working pressure of 185 psi and features a 1/4 inch NPT Male Rigid x Male Swivel fitting configuration for straightforward connection to air tools and supply lines. The yellow color makes it easy to spot in busy work environments. Pneumatic technicians and mechanics are the primary installers.

This coiled hose suits residential garages, commercial shops, and light industrial settings where a self storing air hose is preferred over a straight lay-flat hose. The 50-foot extended reach covers most standard bay or workspace layouts without requiring an extension. The nylon construction resists kinking and offers flexibility across a range of typical shop temperatures. The male swivel end reduces hose torque during use, helping maintain a clean coiled shape when the hose is released.

Key Features

• Coiled self storing design retracts automatically to reduce hose clutter
• Nylon hose construction resists kinking and provides flexible handling
• 185 psi maximum working pressure for standard compressed air tool use
• 50-foot extended length with 1/4 inch inside diameter
• Male Rigid x Male Swivel 1/4 inch NPT fittings for easy tool connection
• Yellow color for high visibility in busy work areas

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or add-on coiled air hose for compressed air systems using 1/4 inch NPT male connections, compatible with standard pneumatic tools and air supply fittings rated for 185 psi or below.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by pneumatic technicians or mechanics. Shut off and bleed the compressed air supply before connecting or disconnecting this hose. Verify that all fittings and downstream equipment are rated at or above the system operating pressure before pressurizing. Inspect hose ends and fittings for damage before each use and do not exceed the 185 psi maximum working pressure rating.