Parker KP82904 Multipurpose Air Hose 3/16 in 25 Ft 3000 Psi

Product Description

The PARKER KP82904 is a multipurpose air hose built for compressed air service in industrial, commercial, and trade applications. Constructed from synthetic rubber, it delivers a 3,000 psi working pressure rating with a 3/16 inch inside diameter and a 0.52 inch outside diameter. At 25 feet in length, it provides sufficient reach for most service and production tasks. The synthetic rubber construction resists abrasion, flexing, and moderate heat, making it suitable for demanding shop and field use. HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general contractors use this type of hose with pneumatic tools, blow guns, and compressed air systems.

This hose is suited for multipurpose compressed air delivery in both residential and commercial work environments. It is a practical choice for service vans, shop compressor setups, and portable air tool use. The 25 foot length and 3/16 inch ID are common for light-duty pneumatic tools and inflation tasks. Its synthetic rubber body handles repeated coiling and uncoiling without cracking or kinking under normal service conditions.

Key Features

• 3,000 psi working pressure rating for high-pressure compressed air service
• 3/16 inch inside diameter for light-duty pneumatic tool and inflation applications
• 0.52 inch outside diameter for compact routing in tight spaces
• Synthetic rubber construction resists abrasion and flex fatigue
• 25 foot length provides generous reach for service and shop tasks

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style multipurpose air hose for use with standard compressed air systems and pneumatic tools requiring a 3/16 inch ID hose connection.

Installation Notes

Installation and service of compressed air hose assemblies is typically performed by qualified tradespeople or maintenance technicians. Always depressurize the air system fully before connecting or disconnecting hose assemblies. Inspect fittings and end connections for compatibility with the hose ID and working pressure before use. Follow applicable OSHA and compressed air safety guidelines when operating above 30 psi.