Eaton 3270-1012-0100 Polyamide Tube 0.441 in Id 900 Psi Ctl

Product Description

The EATON 3270-1012-0100 is a red polyamide tubing sold cut to length from a 100-foot standard coil. It carries a 0.441-inch inside diameter and a 0.625-inch outside diameter with a 0.092-inch wall thickness. The tube is rated for a maximum working pressure of 900 psi, making it suitable for pneumatic control lines, fluid transfer, and instrumentation runs where a lightweight, semi-rigid thermoplastic is required. Licensed contractors and industrial technicians working on pneumatic systems, HVAC controls, and fluid-handling assemblies are the primary installers of this type of tubing.

This polyamide tube is appropriate for pneumatic signal lines, low-pressure hydraulic circuits, and instrumentation tubing runs in both commercial and light industrial settings. It is typically routed through conduit, bundled with other control lines, or run exposed in mechanical rooms where resistance to oil, fuel, and mild chemicals is needed. The cut-to-length format allows installers to pull exactly the footage required for a job without waste from a fixed-length coil.

Key Features

• 0.441-inch inside diameter and 0.625-inch outside diameter for consistent flow and secure fitting engagement
• 0.092-inch wall thickness provides structural rigidity without excessive stiffness
• 900 psi maximum working pressure rating suits pneumatic and low-pressure fluid applications
• Polyamide construction resists oils, fuels, and mild chemical exposure
• Available cut to length from a 100-foot standard coil, minimizing material waste on the job
• Red color coding aids identification in multi-line pneumatic and control assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation tubing for pneumatic control and instrumentation systems requiring a semi-rigid polyamide tube with a 0.625-inch outside diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation of polyamide tubing is typically performed by licensed HVAC technicians, pipefitters, or instrumentation technicians. De-energize and depressurize the system fully before cutting or connecting tubing. Use proper tube cutters to produce a clean, square cut end and ensure fittings are rated for the working pressure of the system. Follow applicable codes and the fitting manufacturer torque and insertion guidelines to ensure leak-free connections.