Coilhose Pneumatics PE0417-100BD Polyethylene Tube 100 Ft

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS PE0417-100BD is a flexible polyethylene pneumatic tube designed for low- and medium-pressure air and fluid transfer in plumbing, industrial, and light-duty pneumatic systems. Measuring 0.25 inches outside diameter and 0.170 inches inside diameter, this 100-foot coil is rated for a maximum working pressure of 173 psi and a temperature range of -60 to 200 degrees F. The blue color aids in line identification during installation. Its Shore D 50 hardness provides a balance of flexibility and kink resistance suitable for routing through equipment and panel assemblies. Licensed trades and maintenance technicians install this tubing in pneumatic control circuits, fluid distribution, and instrumentation lines.

This tube is suited for residential and light commercial pneumatic applications where a flexible, chemically compatible line is required. It is commonly used in compressed air distribution, pneumatic tooling circuits, and food-processing or food-adjacent environments where FDA and NSF-51 compliance is required. The 100-foot coil length provides enough run for most single-zone or multi-drop installations without splicing. It is specified for use with Coilock Push-to-Connect Fittings and Poly-Tube Fittings, making terminations straightforward without special crimping equipment.

Key Features

• 173 psi maximum working pressure for compressed air and fluid service
• Wide temperature range: -60 to 200 degrees F
• FDA compliant and NSF-51 certified for food-contact applications
• Compatible with Coilock Push-to-Connect Fittings and Poly-Tube Fittings
• Shore D 50 hardness — flexible yet resistant to kinking
• Blue color for easy line identification in multi-line installations

Compatibility

Designed for use with Coilock Push-to-Connect Fittings and Poly-Tube Fittings as specified by the manufacturer. Suitable for pneumatic and fluid transfer circuits requiring FDA and NSF-51 compliant tubing.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with pneumatic or fluid distribution systems. Depressurize and lock out the system before cutting or connecting tubing. Use a clean, square tube cut to ensure a proper seal at push-to-connect fittings — a ragged or angled cut can cause leaks or fitting damage. Route tubing away from sharp edges, heat sources, and moving parts to preserve service life.