Nycoil
Nycoil Nylon Tubing 1/4 in OD Blue 100 ft
Blue nylon tubing with a 1/4 in outside diameter and 11/64 in inside diameter, rated for 400 psi at 68 °F and 175 °F maximum temperature, supplied in a 100 ft length
- 100 ft continuous length simplifies long runs
- 400 psi at 68 °F handles demanding air lines
- Shore D 60 hardness resists kinking and abrasion
- 11/64 in bore maintains strong flow rate
- Blue colour allows quick line identification
Suitable Applications
This 100 ft nylon tubing suits pneumatic lines and low-pressure fluid transfer in automotive, industrial and workshop settings. The 1/4 in outside diameter and 11/64 in inside diameter match common push-to-connect fittings. Shore D 60 hardness gives a firm yet flexible feel for routing through tight spaces. Blue colour helps identify air circuits at a glance.
Upgrade Considerations
The tubing replaces worn rubber or polyurethane lines that have cracked, kinked or softened with age. Nylon resists abrasion and many chemicals better than softer polymers, so it lasts longer in harsh environments. The jump is worth it when operating pressure reaches 400 psi at 68 Degrees F or when vacuum runs to 28 in Hg. It is not for buyers who need peristaltic pump compatibility or a jacketed construction.
Build Integration
The coil fits on standard reel brackets and pays out straight with minimal memory. No jacket means direct contact with fittings, so ensure clips and ferrules are rated for bare nylon. Maximum operating temperature of 175 Degrees F covers most compressor discharge lines. The material is not PEX rated and carries a California Proposition 65 warning for cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- 100 ft continuous length simplifies long runs
- 400 psi at 68 °F handles demanding air lines
- Shore D 60 hardness resists kinking and abrasion
- 11/64 in bore maintains strong flow rate
- Blue colour allows quick line identification
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|
Questions about this item
What size fittings does the 1/4 in outside diameter tubing accept?
The tubing has an 11/64 in inside diameter, so fittings sized for that bore will seal correctly.
How do you cut and connect the nylon tubing without crushing the 1/4 in OD wall?
Use a sharp tubing cutter for a clean square cut, then push the tube fully into a push-to-connect fitting until it seats against the internal stop.
When should the blue nylon tubing be replaced based on its pressure and temperature limits?
Replace it if operating pressure exceeds 400 psi at 68 Degrees F or if the line regularly sees temperatures above 175 Degrees F.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
