Commercial & Industrial Tubing

Commercial and industrial tubing helps route air, water, and compatible fluids in maintenance, plumbing, processing, agricultural, lawn-care, and chemical-transfer work. This category includes clear and colored tubing in materials suited to applications such as pneumatic lines, hot and cold water distribution, open-end liquid discharge, food and beverage transfer, and fluid handling where chemical or heat resistance is important.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose tubing for the fluid, routing path, and connection size

Start with the application, then compare tubing material, inside and outside dimensions, wall thickness where listed, and available continuous length. Clear options can help users observe flow, while specialized materials address applications involving water distribution, food and beverage transfer, chemical handling, heat, oils, fuels, or agricultural liquid application.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Clear Reinforced Vinyl Tubing, 1/2 in. ID, 100 ft CoilClear Reinforced Vinyl Tubing, 1/2 in. ID, 100 ft CoilWBB596843Clear Reinforced Vinyl Tubing, 3/4 in. ID, 100 ft CoilClear Reinforced Vinyl Tubing, 3/4 in. ID, 100 ft CoilWBB596849Black Polyethylene Tubing, 3/16 in. ID x 5/16 in. OD, 100 ft RollBlack Polyethylene Tubing, 3/16 in. ID x 5/16 in. OD, 100 ft RollWBB596873Clear EVA Tubing, 3/4 in. ID x 1/8 in. Wall, 200 ft ReelClear EVA Tubing, 3/4 in. ID x 1/8 in. Wall, 200 ft ReelWBB596889
Use Cases

Match tubing to the job

Available tubing supports air, water, and pneumatic lines; hot and cold water distribution; food and beverage transfer; open-end agricultural and lawn-care liquid application; and chemical, oil, fuel, or heat-related fluid handling.

How to Choose

Confirm dimensions and material

Compare the required inside diameter, outside diameter, and wall thickness when provided. Then select a material with features aligned to the intended fluid, operating conditions, visibility needs, and routing requirements.

Applications

Plan the routing path

Coils, rolls, and reels provide continuous tubing lengths for routing and cutting to application-specific lengths. Flexible options can simplify routing, and PE-RT tubing lists a minimum bend radius of six times its outside diameter.

Additional Info

Review product-specific limitations

Check each item for stated use details and restrictions. One clear reinforced vinyl option is prohibited from shipping to California, while certain EVA options are intended for open-end discharge and are not for pressurizing anhydrous ammonia.

1/8–1-1/2 in.Inside diameter range represented

Listed tubing sizes span small fluid paths through larger water-routing options.

25–500 ft.Continuous lengths represented

Available formats include shorter lengths as well as long coils, rolls, and reels.

200 psiListed PE-RT rating at 73°F

Specified for the PE-RT tubing options in this category.

6× ODMinimum PE-RT bend radius

The stated bend radius is six times the tubing outside diameter.

Comparison Guide

Compare tubing types by intended use

Use this overview to narrow the material and application type before confirming the exact size and product-specific details.

Tubing typeStated applications and characteristicsDimensions and formats represented
Clear vinyl and reinforced vinylFluid routing; air, water, and pneumatic lines; clear options allow flow observation, and reinforced vinyl includes synthetic cord reinforcement.1/2, 3/4, and 1 in. ID examples; 100 ft coils or lengths; selected 1/8 in. wall listings.
EVA and PE-RTEVA for open-end discharge of compatible agricultural, lawn-care, and chemical-transfer liquids; PE-RT for hot and cold water distribution.EVA examples from 3/8 to 1 in. ID with 1/8 in. walls; PE-RT examples at 1 and 1-1/2 in. ID in 500 ft and 300 ft coils.
Silicone, PTFE, and fluoroelastomerSilicone for water, food, and beverage transfer; PTFE for chemical and heat resistance and steam sterilization; fluoroelastomer for chemicals, oils, fuels, and high-temperature applications.Silicone: 1 in. ID x 1-1/4 in. OD x 50 ft; PTFE: 1/8 in. ID x 1/4 in. OD x 25 ft; fluoroelastomer: 1/4 in. ID x 3/8 in. OD x 25 ft.
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Material selection

Select a tubing material that fits the stated application

The category includes vinyl, reinforced vinyl, polyethylene, EVA, PE-RT, silicone, PTFE, and fluoroelastomer tubing. Each represents different stated uses and characteristics.

  • Clear vinyl and reinforced vinyl are offered for visible air, water, pneumatic, and fluid-routing lines.
  • EVA tubing is listed for compatible liquid fertilizer, herbicide, insecticide, phosphate, and aqua ammonia solutions in open-end discharge setups.
  • PE-RT tubing is intended for hot and cold water distribution systems.
  • Silicone tubing is specified for water, food, and beverage transfer, including food processing, breweries, and distilleries.
  • PTFE and fluoroelastomer options are intended where chemical and heat resistance are important; fluoroelastomer is also listed for chemicals, oils, and fuels.
Sizing and lengths

Match the tubing dimensions to compatible equipment

Inside diameter defines the listed flow path size, while outside diameter and wall thickness help with connection and system planning. Sizes represented range from 1/8 inch ID to 1-1/2 inch ID, with selected products also listing OD and wall dimensions.

  • Compare 1/8, 3/16, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4, 1, and 1-1/2 inch inside-diameter options represented in the category.
  • Use listed OD measurements when matching tubing to compatible connections, including 5/16, 3/8, 1/4, 1-1/8, 1-1/4, and 1-5/8 inch examples.
  • Listed continuous lengths include 25-foot, 50-foot, 100-foot, 200-foot, 300-foot, and 500-foot formats.
  • For PE-RT water-distribution tubing, compare the stated pressure and temperature ratings with application requirements.
Visibility and handling

Consider flow visibility, flexibility, and operating requirements

Clear tubing is useful when visual observation of material moving through the line is needed. Several options are described as flexible, while individual products add application-specific features such as synthetic cord reinforcement, environmental stress-crack resistance, steam sterilization capability, and resistance to acids, alkalis, most solvents, chemicals, oils, fuels, or heat.

  • Choose clear tubing when line visibility is a priority.
  • Consider reinforced vinyl when a supported clear hose is needed for compatible air, water, or pneumatic applications.
  • Use the black polyethylene option where its stated environmental stress-crack resistance is relevant.
  • For demanding fluid-handling setups, review the stated chemical, heat, oil, fuel, or sterilization characteristics of PTFE and fluoroelastomer tubing.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What tubing is available for air, water, and pneumatic lines?

Clear vinyl and clear reinforced vinyl tubing are listed for compatible air, water, and pneumatic line applications. Reinforced vinyl includes synthetic cord reinforcement.

Which options allow visual monitoring of flow?

Clear vinyl, reinforced vinyl, EVA, silicone, and PTFE options are described as allowing visual observation or monitoring through the tubing.

What tubing is listed for hot and cold water distribution?

White PE-RT tubing is intended for hot and cold water distribution systems. The listed PE-RT products have ratings up to 200 psi at 73°F or 100 psi at 180°F.

Are there restrictions or special-use details to review?

Yes. One clear reinforced vinyl product is prohibited from shipping to California. EVA products are specified for open-end discharge, with one listing noting that it is not for pressurizing anhydrous ammonia.

Helpful Buying Guide

Choose tubing for the fluid, routing path, and connection size

Start with the application, then compare tubing material, inside and outside dimensions, wall thickness where listed, and available continuous length. Clear options can help users observe flow, while specialized materials address applications involving water distribution, food and beverage transfer, chemical handling, heat, oils, fuels, or agricultural liquid application.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Clear Reinforced Vinyl Tubing, 1/2 in. ID, 100 ft CoilClear Reinforced Vinyl Tubing, 1/2 in. ID, 100 ft CoilWBB596843Clear Reinforced Vinyl Tubing, 3/4 in. ID, 100 ft CoilClear Reinforced Vinyl Tubing, 3/4 in. ID, 100 ft CoilWBB596849Black Polyethylene Tubing, 3/16 in. ID x 5/16 in. OD, 100 ft RollBlack Polyethylene Tubing, 3/16 in. ID x 5/16 in. OD, 100 ft RollWBB596873Clear EVA Tubing, 3/4 in. ID x 1/8 in. Wall, 200 ft ReelClear EVA Tubing, 3/4 in. ID x 1/8 in. Wall, 200 ft ReelWBB596889
Use Cases

Match tubing to the job

Available tubing supports air, water, and pneumatic lines; hot and cold water distribution; food and beverage transfer; open-end agricultural and lawn-care liquid application; and chemical, oil, fuel, or heat-related fluid handling.

How to Choose

Confirm dimensions and material

Compare the required inside diameter, outside diameter, and wall thickness when provided. Then select a material with features aligned to the intended fluid, operating conditions, visibility needs, and routing requirements.

Applications

Plan the routing path

Coils, rolls, and reels provide continuous tubing lengths for routing and cutting to application-specific lengths. Flexible options can simplify routing, and PE-RT tubing lists a minimum bend radius of six times its outside diameter.

Additional Info

Review product-specific limitations

Check each item for stated use details and restrictions. One clear reinforced vinyl option is prohibited from shipping to California, while certain EVA options are intended for open-end discharge and are not for pressurizing anhydrous ammonia.

1/8–1-1/2 in.Inside diameter range represented

Listed tubing sizes span small fluid paths through larger water-routing options.

25–500 ft.Continuous lengths represented

Available formats include shorter lengths as well as long coils, rolls, and reels.

200 psiListed PE-RT rating at 73°F

Specified for the PE-RT tubing options in this category.

6× ODMinimum PE-RT bend radius

The stated bend radius is six times the tubing outside diameter.

Comparison Guide

Compare tubing types by intended use

Use this overview to narrow the material and application type before confirming the exact size and product-specific details.

Tubing typeStated applications and characteristicsDimensions and formats represented
Clear vinyl and reinforced vinylFluid routing; air, water, and pneumatic lines; clear options allow flow observation, and reinforced vinyl includes synthetic cord reinforcement.1/2, 3/4, and 1 in. ID examples; 100 ft coils or lengths; selected 1/8 in. wall listings.
EVA and PE-RTEVA for open-end discharge of compatible agricultural, lawn-care, and chemical-transfer liquids; PE-RT for hot and cold water distribution.EVA examples from 3/8 to 1 in. ID with 1/8 in. walls; PE-RT examples at 1 and 1-1/2 in. ID in 500 ft and 300 ft coils.
Silicone, PTFE, and fluoroelastomerSilicone for water, food, and beverage transfer; PTFE for chemical and heat resistance and steam sterilization; fluoroelastomer for chemicals, oils, fuels, and high-temperature applications.Silicone: 1 in. ID x 1-1/4 in. OD x 50 ft; PTFE: 1/8 in. ID x 1/4 in. OD x 25 ft; fluoroelastomer: 1/4 in. ID x 3/8 in. OD x 25 ft.
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Material selection

Select a tubing material that fits the stated application

The category includes vinyl, reinforced vinyl, polyethylene, EVA, PE-RT, silicone, PTFE, and fluoroelastomer tubing. Each represents different stated uses and characteristics.

  • Clear vinyl and reinforced vinyl are offered for visible air, water, pneumatic, and fluid-routing lines.
  • EVA tubing is listed for compatible liquid fertilizer, herbicide, insecticide, phosphate, and aqua ammonia solutions in open-end discharge setups.
  • PE-RT tubing is intended for hot and cold water distribution systems.
  • Silicone tubing is specified for water, food, and beverage transfer, including food processing, breweries, and distilleries.
  • PTFE and fluoroelastomer options are intended where chemical and heat resistance are important; fluoroelastomer is also listed for chemicals, oils, and fuels.
Sizing and lengths

Match the tubing dimensions to compatible equipment

Inside diameter defines the listed flow path size, while outside diameter and wall thickness help with connection and system planning. Sizes represented range from 1/8 inch ID to 1-1/2 inch ID, with selected products also listing OD and wall dimensions.

  • Compare 1/8, 3/16, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4, 1, and 1-1/2 inch inside-diameter options represented in the category.
  • Use listed OD measurements when matching tubing to compatible connections, including 5/16, 3/8, 1/4, 1-1/8, 1-1/4, and 1-5/8 inch examples.
  • Listed continuous lengths include 25-foot, 50-foot, 100-foot, 200-foot, 300-foot, and 500-foot formats.
  • For PE-RT water-distribution tubing, compare the stated pressure and temperature ratings with application requirements.
Visibility and handling

Consider flow visibility, flexibility, and operating requirements

Clear tubing is useful when visual observation of material moving through the line is needed. Several options are described as flexible, while individual products add application-specific features such as synthetic cord reinforcement, environmental stress-crack resistance, steam sterilization capability, and resistance to acids, alkalis, most solvents, chemicals, oils, fuels, or heat.

  • Choose clear tubing when line visibility is a priority.
  • Consider reinforced vinyl when a supported clear hose is needed for compatible air, water, or pneumatic applications.
  • Use the black polyethylene option where its stated environmental stress-crack resistance is relevant.
  • For demanding fluid-handling setups, review the stated chemical, heat, oil, fuel, or sterilization characteristics of PTFE and fluoroelastomer tubing.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What tubing is available for air, water, and pneumatic lines?

Clear vinyl and clear reinforced vinyl tubing are listed for compatible air, water, and pneumatic line applications. Reinforced vinyl includes synthetic cord reinforcement.

Which options allow visual monitoring of flow?

Clear vinyl, reinforced vinyl, EVA, silicone, and PTFE options are described as allowing visual observation or monitoring through the tubing.

What tubing is listed for hot and cold water distribution?

White PE-RT tubing is intended for hot and cold water distribution systems. The listed PE-RT products have ratings up to 200 psi at 73°F or 100 psi at 180°F.

Are there restrictions or special-use details to review?

Yes. One clear reinforced vinyl product is prohibited from shipping to California. EVA products are specified for open-end discharge, with one listing noting that it is not for pressurizing anhydrous ammonia.

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