TAILONZ PNEUMATIC Orange 4Mm Or 5/32 Inch OD 2 Review

I have a spare Kioti 72" deck under the deck of a lawn mower. After looking for what I thought might be some kind of hydraulic hose, I happened upon this. This pneumatic hose matched the exact specifications of the hose I was trying to find a replacement for. Turns out the manufacturer used pneumatic fittings for the remote lubrication system hose size (6mm OD, 4mm ID, 130psi) which seems to work.

great for my projects! I'm prototyping several microcontroller designs involving positive and negative/vacuum pressure. The quick connections were a really pleasant surprise. I didn't expect them to be reusable - after several dozen reconfigurations, everything is still tight and capable of holding a vacuum. You need to make sure the cut is clean - an uneven or angled cut is not safe. I accidentally mixed up some lines and smeared them with silicone oil and it didn't seem to hurt anything (but…

A slightly undersized hose can cause problems with push-to-fit fittings that cause slow leaks, especially when lateral "pressure" is applied to the hose directly at the fitting where it enters the port. If you need to force the tubing to be straight at the point where it is inserted into the fitting, there is always a "memory" once inserted, pushing on the tubing and trying to roll it back there or shut bend where he was. was. before it is inserted into the fitting. This lateral pull can cause…