Parker BDKP69315 Multipurpose Air Hose 5/16 in 25 Ft 500 Psi

Product Description

The PARKER BDKP69315 is a multipurpose air hose built for compressed-air service in shops, job sites, and mechanical rooms. Constructed from synthetic rubber, it handles a working pressure of 500 psi with a 5/16-inch inside diameter and a 25-foot length. The 0.62-inch outside diameter keeps the hose manageable and easy to route through tight spaces. This hose is suited for pneumatic tool operation, general air supply, and light-duty fluid transfer applications where a flexible, durable rubber hose is required. HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general contractors will find it a reliable daily-use hose on commercial and residential job sites.

This hose is appropriate for stationary or portable compressor setups delivering compressed air to pneumatic tools, blow guns, tire inflators, and similar equipment. The 25-foot length covers typical workbench-to-tool distances without requiring an extension. The synthetic rubber construction resists abrasion, oil, and moderate weathering, making it a practical choice for both indoor mechanical spaces and outdoor fieldwork. It is sold individually and is compatible with standard air fittings sized for 5/16-inch ID hose.

Key Features

• 500 psi working pressure for use with standard shop compressors and pneumatic tools
• 5/16-inch inside diameter delivers consistent airflow to small and mid-size pneumatic tools
• Synthetic rubber construction resists abrasion, oil exposure, and surface wear
• 25-foot length suitable for most single-workstation or portable compressor setups
• 0.62-inch outside diameter keeps the hose lightweight and easy to handle

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or aftermarket air hose for compressed-air systems using standard fittings compatible with 5/16-inch ID rubber air hose.

Installation Notes

Installation of compressed-air hose should be performed with the compressor depressurized and the air supply valve closed. Verify that all fittings and couplers are rated for at least the working pressure of the hose before connecting. Inspect both ends for secure coupling engagement before pressurizing the system. Follow applicable OSHA and shop-safety guidelines for compressed-air line assembly and inspection.