Pneumatic tubing is specially designed for conveying compressed air or inert gases in pneumatic systems.
It is widely used in automation, manufacturing, and machinery due to its flexibility, lightweight design, and resistance to wear and pressure.
Available in various materials, it can be tailored to match specific environmental and operational requirements.

Common Material Options

1. Polyurethane (PU)

   • Excellent flexibility and kink resistance

   • Good abrasion resistance

   • Temperature range: –20 °C to +60 °C

2. Polyethylene (PE)

   • Lightweight and cost-effective

   • Suitable for low-pressure pneumatic systems

   • Temperature range: –40 °C to +60 °C

3. Nylon (PA)

   • High strength and pressure resistance

   • Suitable for harsh industrial environments

   • Temperature range: –40 °C to +80 °C

4. PVC

   • Flexible and economical

   • Available in reinforced or unreinforced types

   • Temperature range: –20 °C to +60 °C

Typical Specifications

• Size Range: 2 mm to 16 mm OD (metric) / 1/8" to 1/2" OD (imperial)

• Working Pressure: 6 – 15 bar (87 – 217 psi), higher for nylon tubing

• Burst Pressure: 3× working pressure (approx.)

• Forms: Coils (10 m, 50 m, 100 m) or straight lengths

• Colors: Clear, black, blue, red, yellow, green (for circuit identification)

• Standards: ISO 14743, DIN 73378, or manufacturer-specific specs

Applications

• Factory Automation – air supply lines for cylinders, actuators, and valves

• Machinery – CNC machines, packaging machines, and robotics

• Vehicle Systems – air brake and suspension control lines (with DOT-approved nylon)

• Medical Equipment – compressed air delivery for devices and instruments

• Food & Beverage – air-operated equipment (with FDA-approved tubing)

Advantages

• Lightweight & Flexible – easy routing in tight spaces

• Multiple Material Choices – tailor performance to application

• Easy Installation – compatible with push-in or compression fittings

• Good Pressure Performance – suitable for most industrial pneumatic systems

• Color-Coded Options – simplifies air circuit identification