Coilhose Pneumatics PT0203-2500TB Polyurethane Tube

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS PT0203-2500TB is a flexible polyurethane pneumatic tube designed for compressed air and fluid transfer in light industrial and trade applications. It measures 1/16 inch inside diameter and 1/8 inch outside diameter, with a 1/32 inch wall thickness. The tube is rated to 126 psi maximum working pressure and handles temperatures from -40 degrees F to 165 degrees F. Shore 95A hardness gives it durability while retaining the flexibility needed for routing through tight spaces. The 2,500-foot coil format suits shops and contractors who cut to length on-site. Sold in 1-foot increments with a 25-foot minimum cut length.

This tube is suited for pneumatic control lines, instrument air circuits, and low-flow fluid transfer in residential and light commercial settings. It is commonly run from solenoid valves, regulators, and manifolds to actuators or sensors. The blue color aids identification in multi-line installations. The UL94HB flame rating makes it appropriate for use in environments where basic flame-resistance compliance is required. It is compatible with Coilock push-to-connect fittings and standard poly-tube fittings, making termination fast without special tooling in most cases.

Key Features

• 1/16 inch ID x 1/8 inch OD with 1/32 inch wall thickness for compact pneumatic routing
• 126 psi maximum working pressure for standard compressed air systems
• Operating range of -40 degrees F to 165 degrees F
• Shore 95A hardness for abrasion resistance with retained flexibility
• UL94HB compliant flame rating
• 2,500-foot coil sold in 1-foot increments, 25-foot minimum cut

Compatibility

Designed for use with Coilock push-to-connect fittings and standard poly-tube fittings sized for 1/8 inch OD tubing.

Installation Notes

Depressurize the system completely before cutting or connecting this tube. Use a clean, square cut with a dedicated tube cutter to ensure a proper seal in push-to-connect fittings. A licensed mechanic or trained pneumatic technician should verify working pressure does not exceed the 126 psi rating of the tube. Route away from sharp edges and heat sources that exceed the 165 degrees F temperature limit.