Usa Sealing
Usa Sealing ZUSA-HT-3344 Polyethylene Tubing 1/4" I.D. 1/2" O.D. 25 ft
Clear polyethylene tubing rated to 340 psi and 140 °F for beverage, food or water lines
- ColorClear
- Clear tubing lets you spot blockages fast
- 25 ft roll covers long runs without joints
- Shore D 45 hardness resists kinking under pressure
- Rated to 340 psi for demanding fluid lines
- Withstands 140 °F for hot-water and food use
Product identity
The Usa Sealing ZUSA-HT-3344 is a 25-foot coil of clear polyethylene tubing sized at 1/4 inch inside diameter and 1/2 inch outside diameter. It is intended for beverage, food and water transfer lines in light-duty plumbing or fluid-handling setups.
Pressure and temperature limits
The tubing is rated for a maximum operating pressure of 340 psi and a maximum operating temperature of 140 degrees Fahrenheit. Shore D hardness of 45 indicates a semi-rigid wall that resists kinking while remaining flexible enough for routing. Chemical resistance supports use with common cleaning agents.
Compatibility notes
The material carries no jacket and is not marked for peristaltic pump compatibility. Buyers who need reinforced braided hose, higher temperature ratings or pump-specific certification should select a different product line.
Highlights
- Clear tubing lets you spot blockages fast
- 25 ft roll covers long runs without joints
- Shore D 45 hardness resists kinking under pressure
- Rated to 340 psi for demanding fluid lines
- Withstands 140 °F for hot-water and food use
Specifications
| Color | Clear |
|---|---|
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 1/4" I.D. polyethylene tubing without kinking it?
Warm the clear tubing slightly to soften the Shore D 45 material, then push it fully onto 1/4" barbed fittings; the step most people skip is allowing the tube to cool and seat before pressurising to 340 psi.
When will the 25 ft clear polyethylene tubing need replacement?
Replace the tubing if the surface clouds, cracks or loses flexibility after prolonged exposure near the 140 Degrees F limit or after chemical contact that exceeds the chemical-resistant rating.
What is the first limit reached during sustained use of the 1/2" O.D. tubing?
The 140 Degrees F maximum operating temperature is typically reached before the 340 psi pressure ceiling, so thermal degradation appears first under continuous hot-fluid service.
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