Coilhose Pneumatics PR38-10B-B53 Coiled Air Hose 3/8 in

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS PR38-10B-B53 is a coiled, self-storing polyurethane air hose designed for use in compressed air systems across industrial, commercial, and trade service environments. It features a 3/8-inch inside diameter and stretches to a 10-foot working length, then retracts to a compact coil for clean storage and reduced trip hazards on job sites. Both ends are fitted with brass male swivel connections, allowing easy attachment and removal without twisting the hose body. Maximum working pressure is 115 psi. The hose operates across a wide temperature range, rated from -40 degrees F to 125 degrees F, making it suitable for year-round outdoor or shop use.

This coiled hose is a practical choice for mechanics, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general trade professionals who need a tidy, retractable air supply at a workbench, service van, or job site. The self-storing coil format keeps the hose off the floor between uses and eliminates the need to manually coil and hang a straight hose. The blue polyurethane construction resists abrasion and kinking. Male swivel fittings on both ends connect to standard compressed air outlets and pneumatic tools without additional adapters in most setups.

Key Features

• Coiled, self-storing design retracts automatically to reduce clutter and trip hazards
• Polyurethane construction resists kinking, abrasion, and oil exposure
• Brass male swivel fittings on both ends allow tool-free rotation during connection
• Rated to 115 psi maximum working pressure for standard shop air systems
• Wide temperature range from -40 degrees F to 125 degrees F supports outdoor and cold-weather use
• 3/8-inch ID supports adequate airflow for most pneumatic hand tools

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-connect coiled air hose for compressed air systems using 3/8-inch male swivel fittings at standard shop pressures up to 115 psi.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by HVAC technicians, mechanics, or any trade professional working with compressed air systems. Before connecting or disconnecting, depressurize the air line and ensure the compressor supply valve is closed. Inspect the brass swivel fittings for thread condition before attaching to prevent air leaks. Do not exceed the rated 115 psi working pressure or the 125 degrees F maximum temperature limit during operation.