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Usa Sealing ZUSA-HT-109 Semi-Flexible PVC Tubing 3/4 in ID 1 in OD 25 ft L
Clear PVC tubing rated for food, beverage and water use with a 15 psi working pressure and 140 °F temperature limit
- ColorClear
- Clear PVC lets you monitor flow visually
- Semi-flexible design routes easily around obstacles
- 25 ft length covers long runs without joints
- Rated for 15 psi at 140 °F in food and beverage use
- Shore A 65 hardness balances kink resistance with flexibility
ZUSA-HT-109 Semi-Flexible PVC Tubing
The ZUSA-HT-109 is a clear semi-flexible PVC tube with a 3/4 in inside diameter and 1 in outside diameter. It comes in a 25 ft length and suits beverage, food, and water transfer tasks. The material carries a Shore A 65 hardness rating for a balance of flexibility and strength. It is not compatible with peristaltic pumps.
Food-grade PVC construction
The clear PVC material is rated for food and beverage contact, so it can handle potable water and liquid food products without leaching. A 15 psi maximum operating pressure limits use to low-pressure gravity or suction lines. The 140 °F maximum temperature restricts it to cold or warm fluids, not steam or hot CIP cycles.
Shore A 65 hardness constraint
The Shore A 65 rating means the tubing resists kinking better than softer grades but will not bend as tightly as high-flex silicone alternatives. Builders needing tighter bend radii or higher pressure ratings must choose a different tubing specification. The 25 ft coil length may require splicing for runs longer than the supplied roll.
Highlights
- Clear PVC lets you monitor flow visually
- Semi-flexible design routes easily around obstacles
- 25 ft length covers long runs without joints
- Rated for 15 psi at 140 °F in food and beverage use
- Shore A 65 hardness balances kink resistance with flexibility
Specifications
| Color | Clear |
|---|---|
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
How often should the tubing be inspected given its 65 Shore A hardness and 15 psi pressure rating?
Inspect periodically for softening or cracking; the 65 Shore A PVC resists kinking but can degrade under continuous 15 psi service, especially near the 140 °F temperature limit.
What is the first performance limit reached during sustained flow at the 15 psi maximum operating pressure?
The 15 psi pressure ceiling is the primary limit; exceeding it risks burst or permanent deformation before temperature or hardness constraints become critical.
Does the clear PVC tubing emit noticeable heat or odor when conveying 140 °F fluids continuously?
The tubing itself generates no heat; it simply conducts fluid temperature. At 140 °F the PVC remains stable and odorless, though the surface will feel hot to the touch.
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