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The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS PT2503-100B is a flexible blue polyurethane pneumatic tubing sold as a 100-foot coil, cut from a 2,500-foot master spool in 25-foot minimum increments. It measures 3/32 inch inside diameter and 5/32 inch outside diameter with a 1/32 inch wall thickness. Rated to 120 psi maximum working pressure and a temperature range of -40 to 165 degrees F, this tubing handles the demands of compressed air distribution lines in light industrial and automation environments. The Shore 95A hardness rating indicates a firm yet flexible durometer well suited for routing through tight spaces without kinking. Licensed HVAC techs, instrumentation technicians, and pneumatic system assemblers specify this tube for low-pressure control and actuation circuits.
This tubing is designed for use in pneumatic control systems, automated assembly lines, and light industrial compressed air distribution. Its flexibility allows routing around obstacles in panel enclosures, machinery frames, and workstation setups. Compatible with Coilock push-to-connect fittings and Poly-Tube fittings, it integrates directly into existing pneumatic manifolds and distribution blocks without additional adapters. The tubing is sold in 1-foot price increments with a 25-foot minimum cut length per order; the standard coil unit is 100 feet.
Designed for use with Coilock push-to-connect fittings and Poly-Tube fittings. Suitable for pneumatic control and distribution circuits requiring 3/32 inch ID tubing rated to 120 psi.
Installation is typically performed by pneumatic system technicians or instrumentation mechanics. Depressurize the air supply line fully before cutting or connecting tubing. Use a clean, square tubing cut to ensure a leak-free seat in push-to-connect fittings. Verify that all fitting body ratings meet or exceed the 120 psi working pressure of the tubing before pressurizing the circuit.
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