Zoro Select
Zoro Select 4EGW2 Tubing, 7/8 in I.D., 100 ft, Clear
Clear PVC tubing for air and water lines, 100 ft coil rated 30 psi at 70°F
- ColorClear
- Clear PVC lets you spot blockages fast
- 7/8 in. bore fits standard fittings
- 30 psi at 70 °F handles everyday pressure
- 100 ft roll cuts to any length needed
- Rated to 150 °F for hot-water lines
Tubing for air and water systems
This clear PVC tubing handles air and water in general plumbing and workshop tasks. It measures 7/8 inch inside diameter and 1 1/8 inch outside diameter across a 100 foot length. The material carries a Shore A 73 hardness rating for semi-rigid handling. It is not compatible with peristaltic pump use.
Pressure and temperature limits
Maximum operating pressure is 30 psi at 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Maximum operating temperature reaches 150 degrees Fahrenheit. The PVC construction contains chemicals identified under California Proposition 65 as causing cancer and reproductive harm. No jacket layer is present on this product.
Flexible coil simplifies routing
The 100 foot continuous coil allows custom cut lengths without joining fittings. Clear walls let you visually confirm flow and spot blockages during operation. No accessories or software are bundled with this tubing.
Highlights
- Clear PVC lets you spot blockages fast
- 7/8 in. bore fits standard fittings
- 30 psi at 70 °F handles everyday pressure
- 100 ft roll cuts to any length needed
- Rated to 150 °F for hot-water lines
Specifications
| Color | Clear |
|---|---|
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 7/8 in I.D. tubing onto a fitting, and what is the common mistake?
Slide the clear PVC tubing over the barbed fitting until it seats against the 1 1/8 in outside diameter shoulder; the step often missed is warming the tube in hot water first so it stretches over the barb without splitting.
What maintenance or replacement will the PVC tubing need over time?
Inspect the Shore A 73 material regularly for hardening, surface cracking, or loss of clarity caused by UV exposure and chemical contact; replace the 100 ft coil when the tube no longer seals at the rated 30 psi working pressure.
What limit appears first during continuous use at the maximum 150 °F temperature rating?
The 30 psi pressure ceiling is reached before the 150 °F thermal limit, so sustained hot-water flow will hit the pressure boundary first and risk fitting blow-off if not regulated.
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