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The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS PT2503-2500G is a flexible polyurethane air line tube designed for pneumatic distribution systems. 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 tested across a temperature range of -40 degrees F to 165 degrees F, this tubing handles demanding shop and industrial environments. Hardness is Shore 95A, providing the balance of flexibility and kink resistance that pneumatic technicians need when routing lines through tight spaces. It is sold in increments of 1 foot with a 25-foot minimum cut length from a 2,500-foot coil.
This tubing is used in compressed air distribution, pneumatic control systems, and automated equipment plumbing where lightweight, flexible tubing is preferred over rigid pipe or rubber hose. The green color aids identification in multi-line installations. Compatible with Coilock push-to-connect fittings and Poly-Tube fittings, it is suited for both permanent plumbing runs and field-service routing in industrial, manufacturing, and maintenance environments. Licensed pneumatic technicians and millwrights typically specify this product when building or servicing pneumatic panels and tool drops.
Designed for use with Coilock push-to-connect fittings and Poly-Tube fittings. Suitable as a general-purpose pneumatic air line tube in systems requiring 3/32 inch ID by 5/32 inch OD flexible tubing rated to 120 psi.
Installation is typically performed by pneumatic technicians or maintenance mechanics. Depressurize and lock out the air supply before cutting or connecting tubing to any live circuit. Use a clean, square tubing cut to ensure a proper seal with push-to-connect fittings — a ragged or angled cut is the most common cause of fitting leaks. Verify that all fittings are rated for the working pressure of the system before pressurizing.
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