Kuriyama
Kuriyama Clear PVC Tubing 5/16 in ID 100 ft
Clear PVC tubing with 5/16 in inside diameter, 100 ft length, rated for 50 psi at 70 °F and up to 150 °F
- ColorClear
- Clear view of flow with transparent PVC construction
- Handles air and water duties in one flexible line
- 100 ft continuous length reduces joints and leak points
- Rated 50 psi at 70 Degrees F for reliable pressure holding
- Withstands 150 Degrees F for hot-water applications
Clear PVC tubing for air and water lines
This 100 ft coil of clear PVC tubing has a 5/16 in inside diameter and a 7/16 in outside diameter. It is rated for a maximum operating pressure of 50 psi at 70 Degrees F and a maximum operating temperature of 150 Degrees F. The material carries a Shore A 73 hardness rating.
Suits low-pressure fluid transfer needing visual
The clear wall lets you monitor fluid movement and spot blockages without disconnecting the line. It is not for buyers who need peristaltic pump compatibility or a jacketed construction for abrasion resistance. The 50 psi limit also rules out high-pressure hydraulic or compressed-air systems.
Supplied as a single 100 ft length with no fittings
The coil arrives ready to cut to the exact lengths your layout requires. No clamps, connectors or specialised tools are included, so you source those separately to match the 5/16 in bore. The tubing contains chemicals flagged under California Proposition 65 for cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- Clear view of flow with transparent PVC construction
- Handles air and water duties in one flexible line
- 100 ft continuous length reduces joints and leak points
- Rated 50 psi at 70 Degrees F for reliable pressure holding
- Withstands 150 Degrees F for hot-water applications
Specifications
| Color | Clear |
|---|---|
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
What fittings are needed to connect the 5/16 in inside diameter tubing?
Use barbed or compression fittings sized for 5/16 in ID and 7/16 in OD to match the tubing dimensions.
Will the 50 psi pressure rating at 70 °F remain safe if the line runs beside an older engine that raises the fluid temperature?
Pressure capacity drops as temperature rises above 70 °F, so verify the actual operating pressure at the higher temperature before installing.
How can I confirm the tubing is performing correctly after installation?
Pressurise the line up to 50 psi at 70 °F and check for leaks, kinks or loss of clarity along the 100 ft length.
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