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Kuriyama ZORO SELECT 4EGV6 Clear PVC Tubing 1/2 in ID 100 ft
Clear PVC tubing for air and water, 1/2 in ID, 100 ft length, rated 45 psi at 70 °F
- ColorClear
- Clear PVC lets you see flow inside
- 100 ft coil covers long runs in one piece
- 1/2 in ID fits standard fittings and tools
- Rated 45 psi at 70 °F for air and water lines
- Shore A 73 hardness keeps shape under pressure
Clear PVC Tubing for Air and Water
This clear PVC tubing is designed for conveying air or water in general-purpose applications. It has a 1/2 inch inside diameter and a 3/4 inch outside diameter, supplied in a 100 foot coil. The material carries a Shore A 73 hardness rating for flexible handling.
Suited for low-pressure fluid transfer
The tubing handles a maximum operating pressure of 45 psi at 70 degrees Fahrenheit and a maximum operating temperature of 150 degrees Fahrenheit. It is not compatible with peristaltic pump systems. Buyers needing higher pressure ratings, elevated temperature resistance or peristaltic pump compatibility should look elsewhere.
California Proposition 65 warning applies
The product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. This regulatory notice affects handling and usage considerations in applicable jurisdictions. No additional accessories or software are included with the tubing coil.
Highlights
- Clear PVC lets you see flow inside
- 100 ft coil covers long runs in one piece
- 1/2 in ID fits standard fittings and tools
- Rated 45 psi at 70 °F for air and water lines
- Shore A 73 hardness keeps shape under pressure
Specifications
| Color | Clear |
|---|---|
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
What fittings or clamps do I need for the 1/2 in inside diameter PVC tubing?
Use barbed fittings or compression fittings sized for 1/2 in ID with a 3/4 in OD, secured with worm-drive clamps or crimp rings rated for 45 psi at 70 Degrees F.
Will the clear PVC tubing handle the same 150 Degrees F water temperature as my existing copper lines?
The tubing is rated to 150 Degrees F maximum operating temperature, so it matches that copper limit, but its pressure rating drops to 45 psi at 70 Degrees F.
How can I confirm the tubing is flowing correctly after installation?
Check for clear, bubble-free flow through the transparent wall, verify no leaks at clamped joints, and ensure pressure stays at or below 45 psi at 70 Degrees F.
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