TAILONZ PNEUMATICAir Line DOT 1/4 inch od Black Pneumatic Nylon Tube 32.8ft Air Brake Tubing Nylon Hose

Good quality tubing. Used it for water flow and with push connectors did not leak

Worked great for my airhorns. Very strong and durable

Very Good quality air hose..worked well with my air horns

A friend told me to get this when my vacuum line from turbo to my wastegate kept melting…causing the car to over boost. This replacement held up after a few road tests and did not melt. I got a heat sleeve for the lines just to be safe! Definitely worked and was an upgrade to my application. The moment I opened the box I could tell it was a better quality line compared to what was on the car at the time. Can’t wait to take a longer road test and see if it holds up!

The 1/4 inch OD Pneumatic Nylon Tube has proven to be a fantastic solution for my air truck horn needs.1. The nylon material of the tubing is robust and durable, capable of withstanding the rigors of outdoor use and heavy-duty applications.2. With a length of 32.8 feet, this tubing provides plenty of flexibility and reach, allowing for convenient installation and routing in various vehicle setups.3. The tubing maintains consistent airflow, ensuring reliable performance for my air truck horn without any leaks or interruptions.4. Installing the tubing was straightforward and hassle-free, thanks to its flexibility and compatibility with standard pneumatic fittings.**Overall Assessment:**The 1/4 inch OD Pneumatic Nylon Tube has exceeded my expectations as a solution for my air truck horn setup. Its durable construction, ample length, secure airflow, and ease of installation make it a top choice for pneumatic applications. Whether for truck horns or other pneumatic systems, this tubing offers reliable performance and peace of mind. I highly recommend it to anyone in need of quality pneumatic tubing for their automotive or industrial needs.

I recently bought this to replace the lines on my spring air lift bags on my Chevy chassis motorhome. When I got it and began to work with it I began to understand what they meant by rigid tubing. It is very hard difficult to cut with a knife; so hard that it is not adequately gripped by my push-on fittings and not sealing adequately in those fittings, causing slow leaks, a real problem for a manually filled air bag system. My system has electronic pressure monitoring so I can watch the pressure drop about a pound every 30 seconds. After fighting with this stuff for about a half a day, I decided to purchase a Polyurethane product (hopefully softer) by the same manufacturer. For now, I am rendered without functioning air bags, so I'm riding low.Update: After purchasing the Polyurethane product I could tell it was definitely softer (and more flexible,) much more like the original line. This was a lesson learned at time and expense I thought I'd pass on. I've already stopped the leak on one of my air bags as a result, and am working on the other.

Perfect for my California Air compressor.

Quick and easy. Wire cutters and zip ties and you are good to go. In Phoenix. Dropped my out door temp on shaded patio from 106 to 96. Over 100 linear feet (~ 5 0 heads) and uses only 45 gal/ hour. With ball valves I have zoned it to use only 10 Gal/ hour for back patio only. Great DIY product…with associated valves and unions.