Coilhose Pneumatics PP0424S Lead-in Whip Hose 1/4 in

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS PP0424S is a lead-in whip hose designed to serve as the flexible connection point between a stationary compressed air supply line and a pneumatic tool or hose assembly. Constructed from polyurethane, this whip hose offers flexibility and resistance to abrasion in demanding shop and field environments. It measures 0.25 inches inside diameter and 2 feet in length, with a working pressure rating of 140 psi. Both ends terminate in MNPT swivel fittings, allowing connection without twisting the hose body. The operating temperature range runs from -20 degrees F to 165 degrees F. Licensed pneumatic technicians and maintenance trades use this style of hose at the tool end of a compressed air drop.

Lead-in whip hoses are used in industrial, commercial, and production shop settings where pneumatic tools are connected to overhead or wall-mounted air supply systems. The short 2-foot length limits stress and movement at the tool connection point, reducing wear on both the tool inlet and the main air hose. The polyurethane construction handles repeated flexing without kinking. This hose is suited to general-purpose pneumatic tool applications requiring a 0.25-inch ID supply line and standard MNPT swivel end connections.

Key Features

• 0.25 inch inside diameter for standard pneumatic tool supply lines
• 2-foot length provides flexible lead-in without excessive slack
• 140 psi working pressure rating
• Polyurethane construction resists kinking and abrasion
• MNPT swivel fittings on both ends allow connection without hose rotation
• Temperature range of -20 degrees F to 165 degrees F suits most shop environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style lead-in whip hose for use with standard 0.25-inch MNPT pneumatic tool connections and compressed air supply systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by pneumatic technicians or maintenance trades familiar with compressed air systems. Depressurize the air supply line completely before connecting or disconnecting any hose assembly. Verify that all fittings are thread-compatible before applying torque, and inspect the hose body and swivel fittings for damage prior to pressurizing. Applicable installations should conform to local compressed air system codes and OSHA standards for pneumatic safety.