Mueller Streamline D5050 Soft Copper Coil 5/16 in Od 50 Ft

Product Description

The MUELLER STREAMLINE D5050 is a dehydrated, dead-soft temper copper refrigeration coil designed for HVACR and mechanical refrigeration service applications. Manufactured from C12200 phosphorus deoxidized copper and produced to ASTM B280 standards, this 50-foot coil measures 5/16 inches outer diameter and arrives thoroughly dried, dehydrated, and bright-finished. The soft temper construction allows field bending and routing without mechanical annealing. Each coil ships individually shrink-wrapped and carton-packed to prevent contamination and physical damage during storage and transport. Licensed HVAC technicians and refrigeration mechanics are the primary installers of this tubing.

This copper service coil is suited for residential and light commercial HVACR installations where a flexible, field-formable refrigeration line is required. Typical applications include suction and liquid line fabrication, refrigerant piping runs, and service replacements in split systems, packaged units, and commercial refrigeration equipment. The dehydrated interior helps maintain system cleanliness by limiting moisture introduction during line fabrication and connection.

Key Features

• Dead-soft temper copper allows easy bending and routing in tight installation spaces
• Dehydrated and bright-finished interior reduces moisture contamination risk
• Manufactured to ASTM B280 and UNS C12200 standards for refrigeration-grade copper tubing
• UL rated to 700 psi on select sizes
• Individually shrink-wrapped and carton-packed for maximum protection during storage and shipping
• Made in the USA

Compatibility

Designed as a refrigeration-grade service coil for HVACR and mechanical refrigeration applications requiring 5/16-inch OD soft copper tubing conforming to ASTM B280.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC or refrigeration technician in accordance with applicable mechanical codes and refrigerant handling regulations. Recover all refrigerant and de-energize the system fully before cutting or connecting any refrigerant lines. Use appropriate flaring or brazing techniques per industry practice, and keep tube ends capped until the moment of connection to preserve the dehydrated interior. Do not exceed the pressure ratings applicable to the tubing size and fitting type being used.