Zoro Select
Zoro Select 1152 Brass Tubing 11/32 in OD 3 ft
260 brass round tube with 11/32 in outside diameter, 0.316 in inside diameter and 0.014 in wall thickness, supplied in 36 in lengths for automotive, HVAC and plumbing use
- 260 brass alloy resists corrosion and handles high heat
- 11/32 in outside diameter fits standard fittings
- 014 in wall thickness balances strength with easy bending
- 36 in straight length cuts cleanly to custom sizes
- Meets ASTM B135 and B587 for reliable quality
Brass Tubing for Automotive HVAC Plumbing
The Zoro Select 1152 brass tube suits automotive, HVAC and plumbing jobs that need a 11/32 inch outside diameter. Mill-finish 260-grade brass meets ASTM B135 and ASTM B587 standards. The 36-inch straight length is ready to cut or bend for custom routing.
Four-Piece Pack Simplifies Project Planning
Each order ships four identical 3-foot tubes, so a single purchase covers multiple runs or leaves spare stock. The bundle reduces re-order trips and keeps material consistent across fittings. No extra tools, lubricants or couplings are included in the pack.
Thin Wall Limits Pressure and Mechanical Loads
A 0.014-inch wall yields a 0.316-inch bore that suits low-pressure fluid or gas lines. Brass softens above 690 degrees Fahrenheit and must not see temperatures below 0 degrees Fahrenheit. The tubing is not rated for high-pressure hydraulic circuits or structural loads.
Highlights
- 260 brass alloy resists corrosion and handles high heat
- 11/32 in outside diameter fits standard fittings
- 014 in wall thickness balances strength with easy bending
- 36 in straight length cuts cleanly to custom sizes
- Meets ASTM B135 and B587 for reliable quality
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 0.014 in wall thickness require replacement if the tube is bent repeatedly?
The 0.014 in wall is thin for 11/32 in OD brass; repeated bending will work-harden and crack the tube, so plan to replace any section that sees cyclic flexing.
What stops a continuous run of 260 brass tube at 1,690 °F before the metal itself fails?
The ASTM B135 and B587 ratings cap continuous service at 1,690 °F; above that temperature creep and loss of strength become the limiting factors.
How hot does the 36 in length get when carrying 1,690 °F fluid all day?
Brass conducts heat rapidly, so the full 36 in length will approach the fluid temperature; external insulation is needed to protect surrounding components and personnel.
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