Quickun Pneumatic Tubing 1/4" Tube OD PU Polyurethane Tube Air Hose Line for Air Compressor Fitting or Fluid Transfer (Black 32.8ft)

Worked perfectly. Husband used to replace lines on Harley.

Thanks to Robin's review, I also ordered this to use on my 2014 Harley Ultra Limited for the rear air shocks. It so far has worked great. I had the same issue that someone at Harley ran the original hose the wrong way and it go cut on the frame. This hose seams a little more firm than Harley's hose. I run my shocks from 40 to 50psi and so far have not had any issues. Harley dealers don't stock any air hose in our area and it would take 3 weeks to get at the dealer. I ordered this and got it the very next day. A Great Price and product verses Harley's Crap..

Everyday use for plumbing issues with filtration system

Worked well

The Quickun 5/32" PU Polyurethane Tubing has been a game-changer for my air compressor setup. This tubing is perfect for transferring air or fluids with ease, thanks to its durable polyurethane construction. The 32.8ft length provides ample tubing for various applications, and the black color adds a sleek and professional look to my setup. I appreciate the flexibility of the tubing, which allows for easy routing and connection to compressor fittings. Despite its flexibility, the tubing is resistant to abrasion and kinks, ensuring long-term reliability. Whether you're setting up a new compressor system or replacing old tubing, the Quickun PU Polyurethane Tubing is an excellent choice for efficient air transfer.

Good product

The tubing appears to be very great and very flexible and meets all of the parameters other than its PSI rating in my opinion. I routed this line 20 feet in my garage and on two occasions it bubbled and popped. On the first occurrence, I assumed maybe it could’ve been temperature and the angle/bend of the tubing on the second attempt I made certain there was no tight radiuses or anything of such and, the temperature in the area was blows 70°F in the tube was still unable to hold pressure for more than 12 hours . I made certain before any installation that my air compressor was below the rated PSI, I’m only operating at 125 psi.

125 PSI onboard air system on my '26 F-250. Hose blew not too long after installation. Thought maybe just a fluke, so I patched it with a coupler. About 30 days later, driving down the road, the burst was loud enough that it got everyone's attention around me, and I was looking around in all directions to figure out what just happened. It wasn't until the next day I figured out what happened. The hose blew again in an area that had no heat exposure and was protected with wrap tubing. I'll give the tubing credit for flexibility and color, but I think the pressure limits are over rated here. I went with a higher rating hose from another provider.

I bought this to replace LEGO 3mm tubing or hoses instead of buying replacement parts. They are a bit softer but they do the trick and you can’t tell when on display. Replacements are rare and expensive. This whole roll was about $15.

Pas idéal pour un kayak. Rétréci à la chaleur du soleil.