Eaton 3270-1210-0250 Polyamide Tube 800 Psi 250 Ft

Product Description

The EATON 3270-1210-0250 is a polyamide tubing product sold in a standard cut-to-length coil of 250 feet. It carries a maximum working pressure rating of 800 psi, making it suitable for moderate- to high-pressure fluid and pneumatic transfer applications in industrial and mechanical systems. The tubing has an inside diameter of 0.566 inches and an outside diameter of 0.75 inches, with a wall thickness of 0.092 inches. Licensed plumbers, pipefitters, and industrial mechanical technicians are the typical installers. The black polyamide construction provides chemical resistance and durability in demanding environments.

This tubing is used in pneumatic control lines, fluid transfer assemblies, and instrumentation tubing runs where a flexible yet pressure-capable conduit is required. It is well-suited for both commercial mechanical systems and industrial equipment installations. The cut-to-length format allows installers to size runs precisely on the job without excess waste. The 250-foot standard coil length supports larger installations or multiple shorter runs from a single spool.

Key Features

• 800 psi maximum working pressure for demanding fluid and pneumatic applications
• Polyamide construction provides chemical resistance and flexibility
• 0.566 inches inside diameter and 0.75 inches outside diameter for consistent flow and fitment
• 0.092 inches wall thickness for structural integrity under pressure
• Cut-to-length format from a 250-foot standard coil reduces job-site waste
• Minimum order quantity of 25 units supports contractor and wholesale purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install polyamide tubing for pneumatic and fluid transfer systems requiring 0.566 inches ID and 0.75 inches OD tubing rated to 800 psi.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed pipefitter, plumber, or qualified mechanical technician familiar with pressurized tubing systems. Depressurize and isolate the system completely before cutting or connecting tubing. Use appropriate compression fittings or push-to-connect fittings rated for the working pressure of the system. Verify all connections meet applicable local mechanical codes before returning the system to service.