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Nylo-Seal Tubing Poly-Flo Tubing 2006_113-120.qxd 7/3/06 11:05 AM Page 120 NYLO-SEALNYLO-SEAL TUBING TUBING POLY-FLO POLY-FLO TUBING TUBING NYLO-SEAL NYLON TUBING POLY-FLO POLYETHYLENE TUBING Nylo-Seal type “NSF” semi- rigid natural color tub- Poly-Flo tubing is a flexible, economical th- CM ing is made of Nylon-II and is far superior to other ermoplastic tubing fabricated from high mo- types of Nylon tubing. It does not depend on lecular weight polyethylene for improved moisture for flexibility and does not become brit- strength. The base resin has the greatest tle. It has excellent resistance to flexural fatigue resistance to environmental stress cracking of WP and can be used where there is vibration or tube movement. Self-ex- all the regular polyethylenes. It meets A.S.T.M. D-1248-60T, Type 1, tinguishing under A.S.T.M. Test D635-44. Excellent for instrument Class A, Grade 4 and Federal Specification LP-590, Type 2, Grade 7. lines. NSR nyloseal tubing is black in color and is rated to 2500 lbs. Used for instrument or pneumatic lines. Use Nylo-Seal fittings (259- It can be used for higher pressure applications than the NSF tubing. N inserts are required), nylon or polyethylene hose fittings such as NSF TUBING 0710-153. Color - natural. Burst Min. Price ME Part O.D. Wall Pressure Bend Wt. per Burst Min. Price No. (In.) (In.) (PSI) Radius (Lb/Ft) Ft. Part O.D. Wall Pressure Bend Wt. per 05-01009 1/8 .026 1500 3/8" .004 $0.40 No. (In.) (In.) (PSI)@75ºF) Radius (Lb/Ft) Ft. 05-01010 3/16 .039 1500 5/8" .008 $0.05 44-P 1/4 .040 400 1" .14 .14 05-01011 1/4 .050 1500 7/8" .015 $0.68 66-P 3/8 .062 350 1-1/4 .025 .42 AP 05-01012 3/8 .075 1500 1-1/2" .032 $1.34 CHEMICAL RESISTANCE NSR TUBING Poly-Flo Nylo-SealNSR Burst Min. Price Chemical (at 72°F.) (Polyethylene) (Nylon 11) Part O.D. Wall Pressure Bend Wt. per Hydrocarbons (Fuel & Oil) U A LG No. (In.) (In.) (PSI) Radius (Lb/Ft) Ft. Chlorinated Hydrocarbons U A 04-00907 1/8 .026 2500 3/8" .004 $0.37 Acetone, MEK VariesA 04-00908 1/4 .050 2500 7/8" .015 $0.69 Toluene, Xylene U A 04-00909 3/8 .075 2500 1-1/2" .032 $1.51 Weak Acids A A Strong Acids A Varies EP Weak Bases A A NYLAFLOW NYLON TUBING Strong Bases A A Nylon Polypenco® pressure tubing is a super- A: Acceptable U: Unsatisfactory tough, low friction, high flexibility tubing that can be used for cable protectors or in short pieces, as PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF TUBING BASE POLYMER CS small bushings and washers. Suitable for use in oil, air, vacuum, fuel and low pressure hydraulic lines. It Resists abrasion Poly-Flo Nylo-SealNSR - wears better than aluminum or steel tubing. Has an extremely Physical Property (Polyethylene) (Nylon 11) smooth inner surface with a very low coefficient of friction. Used for Tensile Strength 2,100 psi 8,500 psi brake lines, and also as a conduit for the rudder cables in the Rutan Elongation 600% 160% IN VariEze and Long-EZ. Rated 1000 psi. Use Poly-Flo fittings. Water Absorption 0.014% 0.4% 1/8" O.D. x .096 I.D.................P/N 05-00105 ......$0.10 Ft Hardness R-10 R-86 3/16" O.D. x .138 I.D...............P/N 05-00110........$0.18 Ft Specific Gravity 0.92 302°F. 1/4" O.D. x .190 I.D.................P/N 05-00115........$0.33 Ft Heat Distortion Point (66 psi) 107°F. 302°F. EL Modulus of Elasticity 13,000 psi 177,000 psi NEOPRENE HOSE Data shown obtained from test on tubing raw material under Neoprene tubing is used in instrument hookups and for battery A.S.T.M. procedures. drains. Use AN hose fittings such as AN840 with Breeze Mini Clamps, nylon or polyethylene hose fittings such as 0710-153. Not for use as fuel or oil lines. PRESSURE RATINGS AV Poly-Flo Nylo-Seal NSR** I.D. Wall Part No. Price/Ft (Polyethylene) (Nylon 11) 3/16" 1/16" 05-00200 $0.63 Burst Max. Work Burst Max. Work 1/4" 1/16" 05-00300 $0.64 Operating Pressure* Pressure* Pressure* Pressure* 3/8" 1/16" 05-00400 $0.65 Temperature PSI PSI PSI PSI TO Room Temp. 250-600 75-160 2500 625 140°F. 125-300 37-80 1800 425 TYGON TUBING 230°F. UNUSABLE 1400 350 Tygon tubing is flexible, tough, abrasion-resistant 280°F. UNUSABLE UNUSABLE and non-aging. Ideal or hookup of airspeed pitot *Depends on tube size and wall thickness. Working pressure PS and static lines (not recommended for pressur- based on a safety factor of 4. ized applications). Use AN hose fittings such as **Satisfactory for continuous operation up to 180° F. Becomes AN840 with Breeze Mini Clamps, nylon or poly- embrittled above this point. ethylene hose fittings such as 0710-153. 3/8" O.D. X 1/4" I.D.................P/N 05-00944 ......$1.13 Ft BV 1/2" O.D. X 3/8" I.D.................P/N 05-00945 ......$2.35 Ft POLYURETHANE TUBING Flexible polyurethane tubing has greater abra- sion and tear resistance than any other type of BING ALCOHOL RESISTANT FUEL LINE plastic tubing. Won’ t age or oxichemicals. This fuel line is blue in color and does not rot Excellent low-temperature flexibility - avoids brit- BV or deteriorate from the inside, clogging the tleness dize. Unaffected by oils, fuels, ozone carburetor or fuel system. It withstands 50 and a wide range of corrosive down to -100°F. Tensile strength 5900 PSI and tensile strength is 8000 PSI. It is PSI. Used as fuel lines and engine breather lines in the VariEze . Use resistant to temperatures of -65° to 220°F AN hose fittings such as AN840 with Breeze Mini Clamps, nylon or without deterioration, features exceptional polyethylene hose fittings such as 0710-153. resistance to gasoline, oil, oxygen, and ozone, and has high elastic 3/8" O.D. x 1/4" I.D. ....................P/N 0585-071 ......$1.19 Ft memory allowing use of Delrin or nylon barbed fittings in low pressure 1/2" O.D. x 3/8" I.D. ....................P/N 0585-107 ...... $1.54 Ft applications without the need for external clamps. 7/8" O.D. x 5/8" I.D. ....................P/N 0585-165 ......$4.80 Ft 3/8" x 1/4"................................P/N 05-00500 ............$1.67 7/8” O.D. x 5/8” I.D.(PVC) ..........P/N 0500-165 ......$1.61 Ft 1/4" x 1/8"................................P/N 05-00560 ............$0.72 1” O.D. x 3/4" I.D.(PVC) ..........P/N 0500-180 ......$1.77 Ft AIRCRAFT SPRUCE WEST120 AIRCRAFT SPRUCE EAST CORONA, CA • (877) 4-SPRUCEPrices Subject to Change Without Notice PEACHTREE CITY, GA • (877) 477-7823 2006_121-128.qxd 6/23/06 12:53 PM Page 121 HOSE - HOSE FITTINGS MIL-DTL 6000 OIL AND COOLANT HOSE AEROQUIP 303 HOSE Inside and out, Aeroduct MIL-DTL 6000 is designed to This standard hose is used in handle the effects of oil, alcohol, coolant, and water. med-pressure a/c hydraulic fuel, CM The tube is oil resistant with a black cover reinforced oil and coolant systems. An inner tube of seamless synthetic rubber with high strength mildew resistant yarns. It withstands is reinforced with a synthetic-impregnated single-wire braid over a extreme temperature conditions from -40°F to +250°F. single cotton braid and an outer cover of synthetic-impregnated oil- Meets or exceeds U.S. military specs. Lightweight, flex- resistant cotton braid. Operating temperature -65° to 250°F. ible and easy-to-handle, making it the perfect hose for hard-to-get-to Conforms to MILH-8794 (supersedes MIL-H-5511A). Used with WP spots in tight engine compartments. Not recommended for fuel lines. Aeroquip 491 hose fittings. Hose Dimensions Burst Wt./ Price Hose For Max. Oper. Wt. per Price I.D. O.D. Pressure Ft. Per Part Tubing Hose Pressure** Ft. Per No.* Size I.D. (PSI) (Lb.) Ft. Part No. (In.) (In.) (PSI) (Lb.) Ft. 303-3 3/16 1/8 3,000 .120 $4.35 ME 6000-4 1/4 5/8 1,000 .14 $3.55 303-4 1/4 3/16 3,000 .132 $4.65 6000-5 5/16 11/16 1,000 .16 $3.80 303-5 5/16 1/4 3,000 .156 $5.30 6000-6 3/8 3/4 1,000 .18 $3.80 303-6 3/8 5/16 2,000 .228 $5.70 6000-8 1/2 7/8 1,000 .22 $3.95 303-8 1/2 13/32 2,000 .264 $6.00 6000-10 5/8 1 1,000 .26 $4.45 303-10 5/8 1/2 1,750 .372 $7.10 6000-12 3/4 1-1/8 1,000 .27 $5.50 303-12 3/4 5/8 1,500 .456 $7.20 HA 6000-14 7/8 1-1/4 1,000 .32 $5.60 * Corresponds to dash no. of Aeroquip 491 hose fittings. ** Safety factor of 4. 6000-16 1 1-3/8 1,000 .38 $5.90 MIL-H-6000 HOSE AVAILABLE IN 10 FT MAXIMUM LENGTHS AEROQUIP 601/AE701 HOSE An inner tube of seamless, spe- AP cially formulated synthetic rubber AEROQUIP 306 HOSE (MIL-H-5593) reinforced with a stainless steel A low-pressure hose for instru- partial inner braid and full-coverage stainless steel outer braid.
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