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The PARKER 95UFS96TBL025 is a coiled, self-storing polyurethane air hose designed for compressed air and pneumatic tool applications in industrial, commercial, and trade service environments. The hose measures 3/8 inch inside diameter and extends to 25 feet, providing substantial reach while retracting neatly to reduce trip hazards and keep work areas organized. It carries a maximum working pressure of 135 psi and handles temperatures from -40 degrees F to 180 degrees F. Both ends terminate in brass MNPT swivel fittings, allowing connection without twisting the hose body. HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general contractors commonly keep a hose like this on service vehicles for pneumatic nailers, blowguns, and inflation tasks.
This coiled hose is suited for light to medium-duty shop and field use where a self-retracting design saves storage space. The polyurethane construction resists kinking, abrasion, and many common shop chemicals better than rubber alternatives at lower temperatures. The blue color aids quick identification in multi-hose setups. Swivel fittings on both ends reduce torque stress at connection points and simplify hookup to standard 3/8 inch NPT pneumatic outlets and tools.
Designed for use with standard 3/8 inch NPT pneumatic fittings and outlets. Compatible with compressed air systems operating at or below 135 psi. Suitable for use with pneumatic nailers, impact wrenches, blowguns, tire inflators, and similar tools requiring a 3/8 inch NPT inlet connection.
Depressurize the air supply line completely before connecting or disconnecting this hose. Use appropriate thread sealant on NPT connections and tighten fittings with a wrench — hand-tight alone is not sufficient for pressurized service. Inspect the hose body and fittings for cracks or damage before each use and replace if any deformation or leakage is found. Installation and service of compressed air systems should follow applicable OSHA and ANSI safety guidelines.
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