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NYLON SELF-STORING TUBING

• NYLON SELF-STORING AIR HOSE»

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Nycoil was the inventor of the Nylon Self-Storing Air Hose in 1958 and was granted Patent Number 3,021,871 in 1962. It was developed as a means to transport air from overhead piping to pneumatic tools at assembly stations while keeping the work area neat and safe. Unlike straight hose that lays on the floor or workbench and can easily become tangled, Self-Storing Hose retracts to keep the area clutter free. The user can also be more productive because the hose retracts away from the work area, giving him more clear space and freedom of movement. Nylon is resistant to a wide variety of chemicals making it a good choice for most industrial environments.

Specifications:

Temperature Range: -40°F to +200°F (-40°C to +93°C)
Working Pressure: 160 PSI - 385 PSI (depending on the hose size)
Recommended Working Length: 80% of material length
Hose Sizes: ⅛" I.D. to 1- ¼" I.D.
Standard Colors: red & yellow - most sizes also available in black (recommended for prolonged exposure to UV light)

Features ...

Extremely light weight - considerably lighter than traditional rubber hoses
Economizes on space - retracts to a fraction of its working length
Highly flexible - doesn't impede tool maneuverability
Brass reusable fittings - no ferrules or inserts that become deformed and have to be replaced whenever fittings are installed
Excellent memory - coils continue to retract after repeated stretching
Resistant to many chemicals & petroleum based products - suitable for numerous applications
Less than 1% moisture absorption

Do you need help choosing the proper material or dimensions? See our chemical resistance and specification charts!

» CHEMICAL RESISTANCE CHART 1 » TUBING SPECIFICATIONS CHART 1

» CHEMICAL RESISTANCE CHART 2 » TUBING SPECIFICATIONS CHART 2

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