Nycoil
Nycoil Nylon Tubing 5/32" OD Black 50 ft
Black nylon tubing, 5/32 in OD, 50 ft coil, rated 333 psi at 68 Degrees F
- Nylon construction resists wear and chemicals
- 333 psi rating handles demanding air lines
- 175 °F tolerance suits high-heat environments
- 50 ft coil reduces joints and leaks
- Shore D 60 hardness keeps shape under pressure
Nycoil Nylon Tubing 5/32" OD
This 50 ft length of nylon tubing has a 5/32 in outside diameter and a 7/64 in inside diameter. It is rated for a maximum operating pressure of 333 psi at 68 Degrees F and a maximum vacuum pressure of 28 in Hg. The Shore D 60 hardness provides rigidity suitable for pneumatic air lines and fluid transfer systems.
Thermal and Pressure Performance
The material withstands a maximum operating temperature of 175 Degrees F during normal use. Its nylon construction resists degradation within the specified pressure and temperature ranges without requiring a protective jacket. The tubing maintains structural integrity up to the rated 333 psi limit.
California Proposition 65 Compliance
This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Buyers who need tubing without such substances should select an alternative material. The warning applies to the nylon formulation used in this specific product.
Highlights
- Nylon construction resists wear and chemicals
- 333 psi rating handles demanding air lines
- 175 °F tolerance suits high-heat environments
- 50 ft coil reduces joints and leaks
- Shore D 60 hardness keeps shape under pressure
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
How do I cut and connect the 5/32" OD nylon tubing without leaking at the 333 psi rating?
Cut square with a sharp tube cutter, deburr the 7/64" ID bore, then push fully into a 5/32" push-to-connect or compression fitting rated for 333 psi at 68 °F; the hard Shore D 60 wall resists ovaling but will not seal if the cut is angled.
What wear or replacement should I plan for after long-term air-line service?
Nylon plasticizes above 175 °F and embrittles with UV exposure; inspect the black 50 ft coil annually for surface crazing, kink memory, or fitting-seat deformation and replace any section that no longer holds 333 psi.
At what point does sustained pressure or temperature hit the tubing's hard limit first?
The 333 psi ceiling at 68 °F drops as temperature rises toward 175 °F, so continuous operation near the 175 °F maximum will reach the pressure derating limit before the 28 in Hg vacuum rating becomes relevant.
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