Kuriyama
Kuriyama 3/16 in. I.D. Clear PVC Tubing 100 ft
Clear PVC tubing carries air or water at up to 50 psi and 150 °F in a 100 ft coil
- ColorClear
- Clear tubing lets you spot blockages fast
- 100 ft roll covers long runs without joints
- Handles 50 psi at 70 °F for air and water lines
- Shore A 73 PVC stays flexible in cold weather
- Withstands 150 °F for hot-water drains
Clear PVC Tubing 100 ft
This clear PVC tubing has a 3/16 inch inside diameter and a 1/4 inch outside diameter. It is supplied in a 100 foot length for air and water conveyance. The material carries a Shore A 73 hardness rating. The product is new and manufactured by ZORO SELECT under the Kuriyama brand.
Suitable for low-pressure air and water lines
The tubing handles a maximum operating pressure of 50 psi at 70 degrees Fahrenheit. It withstands temperatures up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. It is not compatible with peristaltic pump applications. Buyers needing higher pressure ratings, different chemical compatibilities, or pump-rated tubing should look at alternative specifications.
Capacity and pressure headroom
The 100 foot roll provides ample length for extended runs in plumbing or pneumatic systems. Pressure headroom is defined by the 50 psi limit at the reference temperature. Performance decreases as fluid temperature approaches the 150 degree maximum. The fixed dimensions and material properties set the boundaries for flow volume and pressure capacity.
Highlights
- Clear tubing lets you spot blockages fast
- 100 ft roll covers long runs without joints
- Handles 50 psi at 70 °F for air and water lines
- Shore A 73 PVC stays flexible in cold weather
- Withstands 150 °F for hot-water drains
Specifications
| Color | Clear |
|---|---|
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
What barbed fitting size fits the 3/16 in. inside diameter of this tubing?
Use barbed fittings sized for a 3/16 in. hose ID; the tubing's 1/4 in. outside diameter and Shore A 73 hardness give a secure grip when clamped.
Will the 50 psi rating at 70 Degrees F handle the same pressure if I run warmer water through older fittings?
The 50 psi maximum is specified at 70 Degrees F; pressure capacity decreases as temperature rises toward the 150 Degrees F limit, so older fittings must be rated for the actual operating temperature.
How can I confirm the tubing is flowing correctly after installation?
The clear PVC wall lets you visually verify flow and spot bubbles or blockages; ensure system pressure stays at or below 50 psi at 70 Degrees F.
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