Ingersoll Rand Polyurethane Coil Air Hoses
Air hoses can be made either of rubber, polyvinyl chloride, or polyurethane. Each of these has its own advantages but if weight is a primary consideration, polyurethane beats the other two hands down. A fine specimen of these types of hoses is an Ingersoll Rand Polyurethane Coil Air Hose.
Given the same length and diameter, an Ingersoll Rand Polyurethane hose is 25% lighter than a rubber hose. This greatly reduces user fatigue thus increasing productivity. It is also very flexible making it easy to operate and maneuver.
As the hose has superior resistance to a broad range of chemicals including gasoline, engine oil, grease, and other compounds, it will perform perfectly even in auto repair garages and construction sites. It also resists abrasions, tears, and kinks thus prolonging its useful life.
The coil diameter of the Ingersoll Rand Polyurethane Coil Air Hose is tight enough to allow access even in cramped and narrow spaces. Its resiliency and excellent coil memory immediately restores the loop of the hose resulting in a cleaner work area.
Both ends of the hose feature straight tails, avoiding the entanglement of workstation equipment with its coil. Its surface is smooth and will not mar either the equipment or the items worked on. MNPT fittings are attached at both ends of the hose which are coated with thread sealants to assure leak free connections.
There are several models of the Ingersoll Rand Polyurethane Coil Air Hose. They come in diameters of 1/4″, 3/8″, and 1/2″. Length also varies at 10′, 20′, and 30′.