Steelman
Steelman 50043-IND Coil Hose 3/8 in x 15 ft
Coiled 3/8 inch by 15 foot air hose resists kinks and retracts for tidy storage
- Coil design keeps 15 ft hose tidy and tangle-free
- 3/8 in bore delivers ample airflow for pneumatic tools
- Durable construction withstands daily workshop use
- California Prop 65 notice informs safe handling
- Ready to connect straight from the box
Coil hose for air tools
This Steelman coil hose is a 3/8 in by 15 ft length built for compressed-air systems. It connects air compressors to pneumatic tools in automotive and workshop settings. The coil design keeps the line tidy and reduces tripping hazards during use. It is supplied new and ready for immediate installation.
Replaces worn or kinked air lines
Swap this hose in when an existing line shows cracks, permanent kinks or fitting leaks that waste pressure. The 15 ft reach suits bench work and mobile service without excessive slack. Upgrading makes sense when the old hose restricts flow or fails to hold pressure at the tool. The coil memory helps it retract cleanly after each job.
Check fitting size and chemical notice
Verify that your compressor and tools accept 3/8 in fittings before ordering. The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm. Ensure your workspace ventilation and handling practices meet local safety requirements. No additional hardware is included in the package.
Highlights
- Coil design keeps 15 ft hose tidy and tangle-free
- 3/8 in bore delivers ample airflow for pneumatic tools
- Durable construction withstands daily workshop use
- California Prop 65 notice informs safe handling
- Ready to connect straight from the box
Specifications
| Brand | STEELMAN |
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Questions about this item
What size fitting does the 3/8 in coil hose need?
The hose has a 3/8 inch internal diameter, so it requires 3/8 inch NPT fittings or quick-connect couplers with matching threads.
How do I install the coil hose without kinking it?
Thread each end by hand first, then tighten with a wrench while holding the hose straight so the coils do not twist and bind.
How often should I replace the 15 ft coil hose?
Inspect the hose annually for cracks, abrasion or fitting corrosion and replace it immediately if any damage is found.
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