Coilhose Pneumatics PP0412S Lead-in Whip Hose 1/4 in

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS PP0412S is a lead-in whip hose designed to connect a main air supply hose to a pneumatic tool, reducing stress and wear at the tool inlet. Constructed from polyurethane, it offers flexibility and durability in demanding shop and field environments. The hose measures 0.25 inches inside diameter and 1 foot in length, with MNPT swivel fittings on both ends for easy, non-twisting connections. It handles a working pressure of 140 psi and operates across a temperature range of -20 to 165 degrees F. Licensed HVAC technicians, mechanics, and industrial maintenance professionals routinely use whip hoses to extend tool life and improve ergonomics at the point of use.

This whip hose is suited for light-duty pneumatic tool applications in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. It is commonly installed between a coiled or straight air supply hose and tools such as impact wrenches, ratchets, and air drills. The 1-foot length keeps the connection short and manageable, while the swivel fittings allow the tool to rotate freely without twisting the air line. It is appropriate wherever compressed air lines are used and a flexible, low-profile lead-in connection is needed.

Key Features

• Polyurethane construction for flexibility and abrasion resistance
• 1/4 inch inside diameter rated to 140 psi working pressure
• MNPT swivel fittings on both ends prevent hose twisting during tool use
• Operating range of -20 to 165 degrees F suits most shop and field conditions
• Compact 1-foot length minimizes clutter at the tool connection point

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style lead-in whip hose for use with 1/4 inch MNPT pneumatic tool connections in standard compressed air systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified pneumatic system technicians or maintenance professionals. Depressurize the air supply line completely before connecting or disconnecting fittings. Hand-tighten the MNPT swivel fittings and verify there are no air leaks before returning the system to service. Follow applicable workplace safety and compressed air codes when working with pressurized lines.