Parker KP82906 Multipurpose Air Hose 5/16 in 25 Ft 2250 Psi

Product Description

The PARKER KP82906 is a multipurpose air hose built for general-purpose pneumatic applications in trade and light industrial environments. Constructed from synthetic rubber, this hose features a 5/16-inch inside diameter and a 0.68-inch outside diameter, providing reliable airflow to pneumatic tools, compressors, and equipment. It carries a working pressure rating of 2,250 psi and a vacuum rating of 95 kPa, making it suitable for demanding jobsite conditions. At 25 feet in length, it offers practical reach for most service and installation tasks. HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general contractors commonly keep this type of hose in their tool inventory.

This hose is suited for residential and light commercial service work where a compact, durable air supply line is needed. It connects pneumatic nailers, impact wrenches, ratchets, blow guns, and other air-driven tools to compressors. The synthetic rubber construction provides flexibility across a range of working temperatures and resists abrasion on job sites. The 25-foot length is a common choice for service vans and portable compressor setups where maneuverability matters.

Key Features

• 5/16-inch inside diameter for standard pneumatic tool connections
• 2,250 psi working pressure rating for demanding pneumatic applications
• 95 kPa vacuum rating adds versatility beyond standard pressure use
• Synthetic rubber construction for abrasion resistance and flexibility
• 25-foot length provides practical reach for most service scenarios
• 0.68-inch outside diameter maintains a compact, manageable profile

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style multipurpose air hose suitable for use with standard pneumatic compressors and air-driven tools requiring a 5/16-inch ID supply line.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by HVAC technicians, plumbers, or general contractors familiar with pneumatic systems. Before connecting or disconnecting the hose, relieve all air pressure from the compressor and connected lines. Inspect fittings and couplers for proper thread type and secure engagement before pressurizing the system. Follow applicable OSHA and local safety codes when operating pneumatic equipment at elevated pressures.