Parker KP60276 Multipurpose Air Hose 3/16 in 25 Ft 3000 Psi

Product Description

The PARKER KP60276 is a multipurpose air hose built for demanding jobsite and shop applications. Constructed from synthetic rubber, it delivers a 3,000 psi working pressure rating with a 3/16-inch inner diameter and a 0.52-inch outer diameter. The 25-foot length gives technicians enough reach for most portable compressor setups without excess hose drag. A vacuum rating of 95 kPa makes it suitable for light suction applications in addition to standard compressed air delivery. Licensed tradespeople in HVAC, plumbing, and general mechanical work rely on hoses like this for tool supply lines, blow-off tasks, and equipment purging where a compact, high-pressure hose is needed.

This hose is suited for residential and light commercial shop environments where a compact-diameter, high-pressure air supply line is required. Common install scenarios include portable compressor rigs, pneumatic tool supply lines, and service van setups where weight and bulk are a concern. The 3/16-inch ID restricts flow volume but supports high working pressure, making this hose a practical choice for smaller pneumatic tools and inflation tasks rather than high-CFM applications.

Key Features

• 3,000 psi working pressure for demanding compressed air applications
• 3/16-inch inner diameter keeps hose weight low and coil diameter small
• 0.52-inch outer diameter for compact routing in tight spaces
• Synthetic rubber construction resists abrasion and flexing fatigue
• 25-foot length provides practical reach from portable compressor units
• 95 kPa vacuum rating allows limited suction-side use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement or supplemental air hose for compressed air systems operating within the 3,000 psi working pressure range and compatible with standard 3/16-inch ID hose fittings.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of high-pressure air hose should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with compressed air system safety. Depressurize the supply line fully before disconnecting or connecting hose ends. Inspect fittings and couplings for thread condition and sealing surface integrity before pressurizing. Do not exceed the rated working pressure of 3,000 psi.