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Kuriyama K7160-04 PVC Wire Helix Tubing 1/4 in ID 15/32 in OD 100 ft 150 psi 70F
Clear PVC tubing with a wire helix reinforcement handles air, water, food and beverage lines at 150 psi and 70 °F
- TypeDrain Components
- ColorClear
- Clear PVC tubing lets you see flow inside
- Wire helix reinforcement handles 150 psi at 70 °F
- Shore A 73 hardness resists kinking and abrasion
- Food-grade material rated for air, water and beverage lines
- 100 ft coil of 1/4 in ID by 15/32 in OD tubing
Clear PVC Wire Helix Tubing
This 100 ft coil of clear PVC tubing is reinforced with a wire helix for added strength. It is rated for 150 psi at 70 F and handles air, water, beverage and food applications. The Shore A 73 hardness provides a balance of flexibility and durability for fluid transfer tasks.
Verify diameter and pressure needs
Check that the 1/4 in inside diameter and 15/32 in outside diameter match your existing fittings and hose barb sizes. Confirm the system pressure does not exceed the 150 psi rating at 70 F and that operating temperatures stay within the 150 F maximum. Ensure chemical compatibility with the fluids you intend to convey.
Ready-to-use coil length
The 100 ft continuous length allows custom cuts without joining multiple pieces, reducing potential leak points. Clear construction lets you visually inspect flow and detect blockages or contamination inside the line. Wire helix reinforcement resists collapse under the rated 29.9 in Hg vacuum pressure.
Highlights
- Clear PVC tubing lets you see flow inside
- Wire helix reinforcement handles 150 psi at 70 °F
- Shore A 73 hardness resists kinking and abrasion
- Food-grade material rated for air, water and beverage lines
- 100 ft coil of 1/4 in ID by 15/32 in OD tubing
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Color | Clear |
| Brand | Kuriyama |
| Model | K7160-04 |
Questions about this item
Does the 100 ft roll of 1/4 in ID PVC wire helix tubing come with any fittings or clamps, or must they be purchased separately?
The roll is supplied as tubing only; no fittings or clamps are included, so you will need to buy compatible 1/4 in barbs or clamps separately.
How do I decide between the 1/4 in ID and a larger bore if both are listed for the same 150 psi rating?
Choose the 1/4 in ID when flow volume is low and routing space is tight; a larger bore moves more fluid but needs bigger fittings and more bend radius.
Will the 150 psi at 70 °F rating hold if the line sees 150 °F fluid temperature?
No — the 150 psi rating applies at 70 °F; at 150 °F the allowable working pressure drops, so you must derate the line for high-temperature service.
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