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Usa Sealing ZUSA-HT-2126 Clear PVC Tubing 13 50 65 100 140 2126
Clear PVC tubing for beverage, food and water use, 1/4 in. ID, 3/8 in. OD, 50 ft length, Shore A 65 hardness, rated to 100 psi and 140 °F
- ColorClear
- Clear tubing shows fluid flow instantly
- NSF-listed PVC approved for dairy, food and beverage contact
- 100 psi working pressure handles demanding supply lines
- Withstands 140 °F maximum operating temperature
- 50 ft coil reduces joints in long runs
Clear PVC Tubing for Beverage Use
This clear PVC tubing is designed for beverage, dairy, food, and water applications. It meets NSF standards for safe fluid transfer in sanitary environments. The 50-foot length suits commercial and residential plumbing needs.
Upgrade from Standard Non-Food-Grade Lines
Replaces generic tubing that lacks NSF certification or food-contact approval. The jump is worth it when handling potable water, dairy, or beverage lines where regulatory compliance and taste neutrality are required. Standard industrial PVC may leach plasticizers or fail inspection.
Simple Push-Fit Installation
The flexible 1/4-inch inside diameter and 3/8-inch outside diameter allow quick connection to barbed fittings or compression joints without special tools. Ensure fittings match the 100 psi pressure rating and 140°F temperature limit. Over-tightening clamps can deform the thin wall and cause leaks at the barb.
Highlights
- Clear tubing shows fluid flow instantly
- NSF-listed PVC approved for dairy, food and beverage contact
- 100 psi working pressure handles demanding supply lines
- Withstands 140 °F maximum operating temperature
- 50 ft coil reduces joints in long runs
Specifications
| Color | Clear |
|---|---|
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
What fittings match the 1/4 in inside diameter and 3/8 in outside diameter?
Use barbed or compression fittings sized for 1/4 in ID and 3/8 in OD tubing; the PVC material works with standard hose clamps or crimp ferrules.
How do I install the 50 ft coil without kinks, and what step is often missed?
Unroll the coil fully and warm it slightly if stiff; the missed step is cutting square with a sharp tube cutter so the 100 psi rating holds at the connection.
When should I replace the tubing given the 140 °F max temperature and Shore A 65 hardness?
Replace if the clear PVC yellows, hardens beyond Shore A 65, shows surface crazing, or has been run continuously near 140 °F or 100 psi.
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