Pro-source 5530038312PRO Coiled Air Hose 3/8 in 12 Ft

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 5530038312PRO is a coiled self-storing air hose designed for use in shops, service bays, and mobile service applications. The hose features a 3/8-inch inside diameter and stretches to a working length of 12 feet, then recoils when not in use to reduce clutter and tripping hazards. Constructed from nylon, it handles a maximum working pressure of 225 psi. Fittings on both ends are 3/8-inch male swivel connections, which allow the hose to rotate freely under pressure and reduce kinking at the coupling points. The hose is offered in a red and blue color scheme for easy visual identification in busy work environments.

This hose is suited for pneumatic tool use in automotive, industrial, and general trade applications. The coiled design makes it a practical choice for technicians who need a compact, retractable hose at a stationary drop line or at the end of a reel setup. The 3/8-inch ID supports standard air tool flow requirements. Both male swivel end fittings connect to standard pneumatic fittings commonly found on compressors, manifolds, and tool inlets, making it a straightforward drop-in addition to an existing compressed-air system.

Key Features

• Coiled self-storing design retracts after use to minimize hose management
• 3/8-inch inside diameter supports standard pneumatic tool airflow
• 225 psi maximum working pressure rating
• Nylon construction for flexibility and resistance to abrasion
• Male swivel x male swivel fittings on both ends reduce kinking at connections
• 3/8-inch thread size on both end fittings for compatibility with standard pneumatic connections

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-fitment coiled pneumatic hose for use with compressed-air systems utilizing 3/8-inch male swivel connections in automotive, shop, and general industrial service environments.

Installation Notes

Depressurize the compressed-air system and disconnect the supply line before attaching or removing the hose. Hand-tighten swivel fittings and verify a leak-free seal before returning the system to operating pressure. Pneumatic system work should follow applicable workplace safety codes and the compressor or system manufacturer guidelines. Avoid sharp bends at the fitting ends, which can fatigue the hose over time even with swivel connections in place.