Coilhose Pneumatics PE064-100BD Polyethylene Tube 3/8in

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS PE064-100BD is a flexible polyethylene pneumatic tube rated for demanding air and fluid transfer applications. The tube measures 0.375 inches outside diameter and 0.250 inches inside diameter, supplied in a 100-foot coil. It handles a maximum working pressure of 192 psi and operates across a temperature range of -60 to 200 degrees F. Shore D 50 hardness gives the tube enough rigidity to hold shape while remaining flexible enough for routing in tight spaces. At 2.3 pounds per coil, it is lightweight and easy to handle on the job. FDA and NSF-51 compliance makes it suitable for food-zone and potable-water-adjacent environments.

This tube is intended for use in compressed air distribution, pneumatic control lines, and light fluid transfer systems found in industrial, commercial, and agricultural settings. It is compatible with Coilhose Coilock push-to-connect fittings and standard poly-tube fittings, making it a straightforward drop-in choice for new installations and field repairs. The blue color provides quick visual identification in multi-line installations. Licensed trades including pipefitters, pneumatic system installers, and maintenance technicians regularly work with this product type.

Key Features

• 192 psi maximum working pressure for standard pneumatic service
• Wide temperature range: -60 to 200 degrees F for cold-environment and moderate-heat applications
• FDA and NSF-51 compliant — suitable for food-processing and potable-water-adjacent installations
• Shore D 50 hardness — flexible yet kink-resistant routing
• Compatible with Coilhose Coilock push-to-connect and poly-tube fittings for tool-free connections
• Blue color coding for easy line identification in multi-tube runs

Compatibility

Designed for use with Coilock push-to-connect fittings and standard poly-tube fittings. Verify fitting insert diameter and clamp style match the 0.375-inch OD and 0.250-inch ID of this tube before installation.

Installation Notes

Depressurize and lock out the compressed air supply completely before cutting or connecting tubing. Use a clean, square tube cut — a dedicated tube cutter produces cleaner ends than a knife and reduces the risk of fitting leakage. Ensure push-to-connect fittings are fully seated until the tube bottoms out against the fitting stop. Verify all connections and pressure ratings are within system design limits and comply with applicable codes before returning the system to service.