Midland Industries 73385CU10 Spiral Recoil Hose 3/8 in 10 Ft

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES 73385CU10 is a polyurethane spiral recoil hose designed for compressed air and pneumatic tool applications. It features a 3/8-inch inner diameter and 9/16-inch outer diameter, with a 10-foot total length and an 80% working length ratio. The hose is rated to 140 psi working pressure with a 3:1 safety factor and carries a 28 inHg vacuum rating. Shore A 98 hardness gives it a firm, durable wall that resists abrasion and kinking through repeated use. The clear blue polyurethane construction allows visual flow confirmation while maintaining flexibility across a wide temperature range.

This spiral recoil hose is suited for light industrial, shop, and field service environments where a self-retracting air supply line is needed. It is commonly used with pneumatic hand tools, blow guns, and inflation equipment. The hose includes rigid swivel fittings that reduce torque stress at connection points and allow the hose to recoil without twisting. It is appropriate for use in HVAC service vehicles, plumbing shops, and general trade work where a compact, retractable air line is preferred over a straight hose.

Key Features

• 140 psi working pressure with a 3:1 safety factor for a reliable safety margin
• 28 inHg vacuum rating for suction-capable applications
• Shore A 98 hardness polyurethane wall resists abrasion and kinking
• 80% working length versus total length for efficient reach and retraction
• Rigid swivel fittings reduce torque and prevent hose twisting during use
• Wide service temperature range handles cold starts and hot shop environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose spiral recoil air hose compatible with standard 3/8-inch pneumatic fittings and compressed air systems operating within the rated pressure and temperature limits.

Installation Notes

Installation and connection should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with pneumatic system plumbing. Depressurize the air supply completely before attaching or removing the hose from any fitting. Verify that all downstream fittings and equipment are rated at or above 140 psi before pressurizing the line. Do not exceed the rated working pressure or temperature limits, and inspect the hose regularly for cuts, abrasion damage, or fitting wear.