Silverline 269591 Coiled Air Hose 10m

Product Information

Polyurethane Compact Coils offer excellent resistance to abrasion, oils, and kinking, making them suitable for a wide variety of applications, from instrumentation to food/liquid substance transfer. Low-Temperature Flexibility A coiled air hose is an essential tool in various industries, and its efficiency heavily depends on the fittings and connections used. These fittings play a crucial role in establishing a secure and leak-free connection between the air hose and pneumatic equipment. Proper maintenance and safety precautions are crucial when using a coiled air hose. To ensure the longevity of the hose and prevent any accidents, follow these guidelines: Straight air hoses, as their name suggests, lie flat and straight. Straight air hoses are ideal for scenarios where you require considerable reach e.g. you’re working in an automotive garage and need to walk around using your air tool.

A crucially important thing to consider when selecting an air hose is the types of pressures you’ll be working with. Due to its coil design, the recoil air hose provides better tangle resistance. This reduces the chance of the hose becoming kinked or tangled up – especially when in storage.These hoses are made to handle higher maximum air pressures - approximately 20 bar and upwards. 50 bar hoses are a popular choice. Typically, these are made from reinforced rubber. Heat Resistant Air Hose Here at The Hosemaster, our air hoses are available with either high tensile textile cord reinforcement, or steel wire reinforcement. Length In addition to fittings, the proper selection and installation of hose clamps are vital to maintaining a secure connection. Worm gear hose clamps and spring-loaded clamps are the most common types available. Worm gear clamps provide an adjustable and reusable solution, while spring-loaded clamps offer a more permanent and robust connection. What’s more, PVC air hoses can be used across a broad range of temperature ranges, from -10ºC up to +60ºC in many instances.

Sealey: Known for their quality and reliability, offering strong and user-friendly coiled air hoses. Durability: Air hoses are designed to withstand high pressure, temperature, and abrasion, making them durable and long-lasting. The type of material that an air hose is made from will influence the applications for which it is suitable, its longevity, its ease of use and more. Here at The Hosemaster, we offer high pressure air hoses made from two types of material; PVC and rubber. PVC Coiled air hoses are versatile and widely used in various industries due to their flexibility, ease of use, and durability. They can be found in applications ranging from workshops and automotive repair centres to recreational vehicles (RVs) and heavy machinery. The pressure drop will be exacerbated by anything which obstructs or slows down airflow within the hose - including couplings, bends and even the diameter of the hose itself. Air hoses are also distinguished by their internal diameter or ID, which varies much less than the external diameter. Naturally, a larger internal diameter means that the hose can convey a greater quantity of gas or air, so the higher the required pressure, the greater the required ID.

Specifications

For example, if you’re going to be using a paint gun in a paint booth, then you’ll want an air hose that’s long enough to accommodate the range of movement you’ll need to make throughout the day. Available in 2m – 8m working lengths, with 8mm, 10mm and 12mm external diameter. Comes with press in 1/4” and 3/8” BSPI press swivel couplings, complete with spring guards. Bespoke PU Coils A coiled air hose, as mentioned earlier, has a spring-like coiled shape that allows it to stretch and retract easily. It is typically made from polyurethane or nylon and is designed to be compact and portable. PVC is also an exceptionally smooth material, which means it offers minimal resistance and friction to compressed air as it’s being conveyed. PVC is also highly-resistant to a range of chemicals, weather conditions, microbes, hydrolysis, ageing, OZ and UV. Rubber In automotive maintenance and repair workshops, coiled air hoses are used to power pneumatic tools like impact wrenches, sanders, and air ratchets. These hoses provide a steady flow of compressed air, enabling the efficient operation of air-powered tools without any disruptions or tangling. Additionally, the coiled design allows for easy storage and minimises clutter in busy workshop environments.

Coiled air hoses are highly practical tools designed to meet various pneumatic requirements across different industries. Their coiled design offers increased durability and flexibility, making them an ideal choice for both, professionals and DIY enthusiasts.When not in use, coil the hose neatly and avoid any sharp bends or kinks that could weaken the structure over time. When it comes to coiled air hoses, there are several top brands and suppliers that have established themselves in the market. These companies are known for their high-quality products, reliable performance, and excellent customer support. When referencing a tube, they are typically monolayer. This means that they are made from one material. This one material needs to be chemically resistant to both the compressor oils and condensate from the media while being protected from any environmental conditions.

Spiral coiled air hose products are designed to provide a convenient and effective way to transfer air and many other different types of gases. They save space and reduce workplace clutter by stretching and retracting out of the way after use. The construction of a coiled air hose consists of a compressed length, working length and tail length that is coupled with the hose’s coiled inside and outside diameters. Coiled air hoses are designed and manufactured to withstand the rigors of everyday work environments; they are specifically engineered to handle the stresses of continuous use in many different types of heavy-duty industries. Spiral hose products are manufactured using only the materials that best support the hoses’ intended application. Different-sized air hoses require different adaptors. A further factor is the pressure tolerance required. The following are some of the most commonly-seen types of connector: Talk to a Tubing Specialist Flexeel® Spiral Coiled Air HoseA Flexeel® coiled air hose is a polyurethane tube that is reinforced with an inner braid mesh for extreme tubing support and durability. Flexeel® coiled pneumatic hoses provide the benefit of small diameter flexibility with the structure and strength of a larger diameter hose. These specialized spiral coiled air hoses also provide the same kink and twist resistance as our standard polyurethane coiled air hoses. With a temperature range of -40°F to 165°F (-40°C to 74°C) these advanced quality tubes can be used in both indoor and outdoor environments. Single Tube Polyurethane Spiral Air HoseSingle tube spiral air hose is extremely flexible, while maintaining excellent memory and kink resistance. The tube’s unique ether base allows this coiled air hose to be stretched and flexed with no deformation of the tube. At Freelin Wade we offer this style of coiled tube in a bevy of colors and a wide range of custom variation options. Some of the specific applications associated with a single tube coiled air hose, include: We have a range of polyurethane hose and tubes, suitable for a range of applications. If you would like to find out more about this material and its properties, we have a detailed guide, explaining the ins and outs of PU and what projects this type of material would be best suited for. PU or PVC?Compressed air contains by-products such as compressor oil, dust particles and condensate. The environment also needs to be taken into consideration. The hose or tube materials need to be resistant to all these substances and conditions. For hoses and tubes, a slightly different definition is used. Air hoses, also called air lines and air tubes, are flexible tubes that are specifically designed to convey compressed air from an air compressor to an air tool or other device that uses compressed air. Standard air hoses vs high-pressure air hoses: know the difference!