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Air Pro PUR-14X050 1/4-inch by 50 Polyurethane 250 PSI Air Hose
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| Part No: | B000067O0I |
| Manufacturer: | PUR-Hose |
| MFG Part: | 80568 |
| Customer Rating: | 4.5 / 5.0 |
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- 1/4-inch by 50-foot polyurethane 250 psi air hose
- Flexible to negative 40-degrees Fahrenheit; 2-1/2-inch bend radius; translucent to show contaminants-inch line
- Lightweight polyurethane
- Includes reusable hose ends and hose
- 1/4-inch by 50-foot; 3.69-pounds
Lightweight handling and jobsite durability. 200 to 250 psi max pressure. Includes male 1/4" NPT fittings on both ends. Made in the U.S.A.
This is possibly the best air hose we've seen. Light polyurethane construction takes the bulk out of it, meaning easier transport, but it's super tough and will not kink or crush, no matter how you abuse it. Rubber hoses become difficult to maneuver when the temperature drops, but this one's light and flexible even in temperatures below zero. You can't see inside rubber hoses, but this one's translucent enough to let you see if you've got contaminants in the line. If you're running a pneumatic tool, you ought to be running your air through this.
--Kris Jensen-Van Heste
| Weekend Warrior | 2010-06-08 | 5 / 5 |
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| I'm a weekend warrior but I do use my compressor along with my 6 nail guns. The hose is super light, and seems to be well built. Wish I had this when I was roofing last summer.......... |
| You'll hardly know its there...... | 2009-08-30 | 5 / 5 |
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| These polyurethane air hoses are really the way to go. Rubber hoses went out with dragging your women by the hair and toting clubs. When you get ready to wind up for the day just grab one end of the hose and walk until it's in a straight line, then roll it up. If you try to roll up any other way it may become a twisted up mess. I can really feel a difference after a day of crown mold or other over-head nailing...these hoses are super light...and easy to repair. |
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| Best air hose ever. First day I got it, it unrolled strait and easy. Does not kink. You do not even know it is attached to your gun. Rolls up into nice loose coils out of the package. Buy it! |
| Best hose I own now. | 2009-02-14 | 5 / 5 |
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| This hose is great. I purchased this for an upstairs renovation project that my current hose just couldn't reach. (the air compressor is in the garage) I figured I would use this as a extension whip for use in the second level and I was impressed. The hose is light, super flexible, lays flat on the floor, and is easy to move around. I am currently using it with my new PC 350A framing nail gun and it delivered plenty of air with 50' of 3/8" plus this 50' of 1/4" hose. Now I have hose envy, I want one in 3/8" Oh well! |
| A lightweight, durable BIRD'S NEST | 2009-01-12 | 3 / 5 |
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I'm a remodel carpenter. I've owned one of these hoses for 5 years, and it gets used whenever I do trim carpentry. It's very lightweight, and seemingly indestructible. Even an accidental encounter with some carpet tackstrip didn't puncture it.
If you unroll it completely, and carefully lay it out on the floor, it will remain relatively tangle free. Its small diameter allows it to easily slip beneath a closed door, unlike my other, thick rubber hoses. (great for nailing the casing on the other side of a closed door, without having to move the compressor into the same room.)
This hose is super flexible. Maybe TOO flexible. Although it unrolls more easily than a thicker rubber hose, especially in cold weather, the 50 foot long PUR hose wants to re-coil itself so badly that it tangles as easily as a 100 foot long, 16 gauge extension cord. Rolling this thing up at the end of the day can make you forget about how light and thin it is, and might cause you to regret spending the extra money on a hose that you probably can't kill, yet might want to give away, if you can untangle it from your feet. I strongly recommend a cord wheel, to try to maintain control of this skinny snake.
Many purchasers of the PUR hose seem to either love it or hate it. I guess I'm somewhere in between. I still use it, but I won't rush to buy another one. |
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