Zoro Select
Zoro Select ZUSA-HT-518 NSF 61 Reinforced Polyurethane Tubing 1/4" ID x 3/8" bathware
Clear reinforced polyurethane tubing rated NSF 61 for beverage, food and water use, 1/4 in. ID x 3/8 in. OD, 200 psi at 160 °F, 100 ft coil
- ColorClear
- TypePipes, Valves & Fittings
- NSF 61 certified for safe potable water contact
- Shore A 90 hardness resists abrasion and kinking
- 200 psi rating handles demanding pressure applications
- Operates up to 160 °F for hot water lines
- 100 ft continuous length reduces fitting joints
Zoro Select NSF 61 tubing for beverage
Zoro Select ZUSA-HT-518 is clear reinforced polyurethane tubing built for beverage, food and water applications. It carries NSF 61 certification and meets the demands of potable-fluid transfer in commercial and residential settings. The tubing suits installers who need a flexible, abrasion-resistant line that stays clear for visual inspection.
Upgrade from non-certified or lower-pressure tubing
The jump is worth it when the system requires NSF 61 compliance and a 200 psi pressure rating at up to 160 Degrees F. Shore A 90 hardness gives a stiffer wall that resists kinking and wear better than softer, unrated alternatives. It replaces plain polyurethane or vinyl lines that lack third-party certification for drinking-water contact.
Fits standard 1/4" ID push-to-connect
The 1/4 in inside diameter and 3/8 in outside diameter match common quick-connect and compression fittings without adapters. Supplied in a 100 ft coil, it frees you from splicing shorter lengths and reduces potential leak points. No jacket means a slimmer profile for tight routing, though peristaltic pump use is not supported.
Highlights
- NSF 61 certified for safe potable water contact
- Shore A 90 hardness resists abrasion and kinking
- 200 psi rating handles demanding pressure applications
- Operates up to 160 °F for hot water lines
- 100 ft continuous length reduces fitting joints
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Color | Clear |
| Type | Pipes, Valves & Fittings |
Questions about this item
What fitting size matches the 1/4 in inside diameter and 3/8 in outside diameter?
Use fittings rated for 1/4 in ID and 3/8 in OD tubing; the tube has a Shore A 90 hardness and 200 psi maximum operating pressure.
How do I cut and secure the 100 ft roll without kinking the polyurethane?
Cut squarely with a sharp tube cutter, slide the fitting fully onto the 1/4 in ID, and clamp; do not use heat or solvent cement.
When should I replace the tubing given the 160 Degrees F and 200 psi ratings?
Replace if the clear wall yellows, stiffens, shows surface cracks, or if pressure and temperature regularly approach the 200 psi and 160 Degrees F limits.
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