Coilhose Pneumatics PTL0402-1000TR Polyurethane Tube

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS PTL0402-1000TR is a red polyurethane pneumatic tubing sold in a 1,000-foot coil and priced in 1-foot increments with a 25-foot minimum cut length. It features a 1/8-inch inside diameter, 1/4-inch outside diameter, and 1/16-inch wall thickness. Rated to 126 psi maximum working pressure, this tubing is designed for compressed-air distribution, pneumatic control circuits, and fluid conveyance in light industrial and automation applications. The polyurethane construction offers flexibility, abrasion resistance, and resilience across a range of shop and field conditions. HVAC, mechanical, and industrial service technicians commonly stock this tubing for instrument air lines and pneumatic actuator feeds.

This tubing is well suited for light industrial pneumatic systems, automation equipment, and instrument air runs where a small-diameter, flexible line is required. The 1,000-foot coil format makes it practical for shops and contractors who need bulk stock for recurring installations. The red color aids in visual circuit identification on panels and in equipment enclosures. Minimum order quantity is 25 feet, and the coil ships as a single unit.

Key Features

• 126 psi maximum working pressure for standard compressed-air service
• 1/8-inch ID x 1/4-inch OD with 1/16-inch wall thickness
• Polyurethane construction for flexibility and abrasion resistance
• Red color for quick visual identification in pneumatic circuits
• 1,000-foot bulk coil priced in 1-foot increments
• 25-foot minimum cut length per order

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 1/4-inch OD polyurethane pneumatic tube compatible with push-to-connect and compression fittings sized for 1/4-inch OD tubing in light industrial pneumatic and instrument air systems.

Installation Notes

Pneumatic tubing of this type is typically installed by industrial maintenance technicians, HVAC controls technicians, or mechanical contractors working on pneumatic control circuits. Depressurize and lock out the air supply before cutting or connecting tubing. Use a clean, square tube cut to ensure proper seating in push-to-connect fittings and to prevent leaks. Verify that all fittings are rated for the working pressure of the system before putting the circuit back into service.