Mueller Streamline D6050 Refrigeration Service Coil Tube

Product Description

The MUELLER STREAMLINE D6050 is a dehydrated refrigeration service tube coil designed for HVACR and mechanical refrigeration applications. Manufactured to a consistent dead soft temper, the tubing is bright-finished and thoroughly dried to eliminate moisture contamination — a critical requirement when working with refrigerant circuits. The tube is shrink-wrapped and individually cartoned to maintain its dehydrated state until installation. It meets applicable ASTM B280 standards and carries a UL rating to 700 PSI on select sizes, making it suitable for the pressure demands of modern refrigerant systems.

This refrigeration service coil is intended for use in HVACR systems and general mechanical refrigeration applications where clean, dry, and properly tempered copper tubing is required. The dead soft temper allows technicians to bend and route the tube without cracking or kinking, reducing the need for additional fittings in tight installations. Typical applications include field refrigerant line fabrication, evaporator and condenser connections, and service repairs on both residential and light commercial refrigeration equipment.

Key Features

• Dead soft temper for easy bending and routing without cracking
• Thoroughly dehydrated and dried to prevent moisture contamination in refrigerant circuits
• Bright finish meets ASTM B280 standard for ACR copper tube
• UL rated to 700 PSI on select sizes for high-pressure refrigerant compatibility
• Individually shrink-wrapped and cartoned to protect dehydrated state during storage and transit
• Made in the USA

Compatibility

Designed as an ACR-grade copper service tube for use in HVACR refrigerant line fabrication and mechanical refrigeration service applications per ASTM B280 requirements.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVACR technician. Recover all refrigerant and depressurize the system before cutting or connecting any tubing. Keep tube ends capped until immediately before brazing or flaring to preserve the dehydrated condition. Brazing procedures should comply with applicable local codes and ASHRAE guidelines; use a dry nitrogen purge during brazing to prevent oxidation inside the tube.