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(More customer reviews)This hose is a MUST for anyone who uses air tools on a regular basis. It is super-light and flexible, making it much easier to carry around attached to your nailer. Try using a standard rubber hose hooked to your nailer while nailing above your head all day. It is so easy to drag around and use while on a ladder or pick. Cold weather doesn't affect these hoses, they stay flexible. If you get a hole in the hos e, just cut off the bad section and use a repair coupler or re-use the removeable end fitting, it is very easy to do and it's leakproof. If you're still using the old-fashioned rubber air hoses, try a Flex-Eel, you'll love it!
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Product Description:
Awarded the Readers Choice Award for Top Tool of the Trade! Get ready to use the best air hose on the market! The Flexeel polyurethane air hose makes your air tool feel like its cordless. This lightweight hose is an extremely tough, durable, lightweight, userfriendly air tool hose.This hose is 100 feet by 1/4" ID and features a working pressure of 200 PSI Flexeel Air hose is manufactured from heavy-duty, abras ion-resistant polyurethane ideal for roofers, nailers, staplers, furniture builders, auto assembly pants and more. Users like its light feel and flexibility. Great for outdoor contractor use or indoor industrial use.Flexeel Advantages Up to 50% lighter than bulky hoses. Very lightweight and easy to handle The most abrasion-resistant hose available. Retains flexibility in subzero (-40°) temperatures. Resistant to oils and greases. Non-marring to furniture and auto finishes. UV stabilized for long service life. Tough and resistant to constant flexing. Extremely flexible making it easier to rewind. Translucent blue, allowing easy visual inspection for lubrication or contamination Re-usable hose ends Fitting Type: 1/4" NPT Rigid Temperature Range: -40°F to 180°F Working Pressure @ 70°F: 200 PSI
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