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The PARKER 95UFS64TBL015 is a coiled self-storing polyurethane air hose rated for general-purpose pneumatic and fluid transfer applications. It features a 1/4-inch inside diameter and extends to 15 feet, retracting automatically to a compact coil when not in use. The hose operates at a maximum working pressure of 155 psi and handles temperatures from -40 degrees F to 180 degrees F. Both end fittings are brass MNPT swivel connections, making it compatible with standard 1/4-inch NPT ports. The blue polyurethane construction resists abrasion, kinking, and most shop chemicals. This hose is a practical choice for HVAC techs, plumbers, and maintenance trades who need a tidy, retractable air supply line at a workbench or service cart.
The 95UFS64TBL015 is suited for light-duty to medium-duty pneumatic service in residential and light commercial settings. Common install scenarios include compressed air drops at service benches, blow-gun stations, and portable compressor setups. The swivel fittings on both ends reduce torque stress during routing, which is especially useful in tight mechanical rooms or when connecting to a manifold. The hose is also a reasonable fit for inflation, blow-off, and low-pressure fluid transfer tasks where a self-storing coil keeps the work area organized.
Designed as a replacement or add-on coiled air hose for pneumatic systems using standard 1/4-inch MNPT ports. Fits any compressor outlet, manifold, or tool inlet with a 1/4-inch NPT female connection.
Depressurize the air supply line completely before disconnecting or connecting this hose. A licensed or qualified technician should verify that the supply pressure does not exceed the 155 psi maximum working pressure rating. Use thread sealant tape on NPT connections as required by local codes. Do not overtighten swivel fittings; hand-tighten plus a modest wrench turn is sufficient to seat the connection without damaging the brass threads.
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