will this tubing hold up on a paintball gun? http://www.mcmaster.com/
and i was ganna use barbed fittings. if not does mcmaster carry tubbing like macro line and fittings like the ones found on paintball guns?
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Type
High-Pressure White Nylon Tubing
Material
Nylon 11
Shape
Single Line
Outside Dia.
1/8" (.125")
Inside Dia.
.073"
Wall Thickness
.026"
Reinforcement
Unreinforced
Color
Semi-Clear White
Maximum Pressure
800 psi @ 75º F
Operating Temperature Range
-60º to +200º F
Performance Characteristics
Vacuum Rated
Vacuum Rating
28" Hg at 75º F
Bend Radius
5/16" (.3125")
Rockwell R
108
Tensile Strength
7,685 psi
Sterilize With
Not Rated
Specifications Met
Not Rated
Compatible Fittings
Instant and Compression
Standard Lengths, ft.
25, 50, 100
Chemical Compatibility Link
5632KAC
Not macroline, but 1/8" LP hose.
It will work for a PTT fitting (push-to-connect) but it'll be a pain to use on barb fittings because it's very, very stiff hose.
As told by Stobaeus ...someone who had begun to learn geometry with Euclid, when he had learnt the first theorem, asked Euclid "What shall I get by learning these things?" Euclid called his slave and said "Give him threepence since he must make gain out of what he learns".
Not macroline, but 1/8" LP hose.
It will work for a PTT fitting (push-to-connect) but it'll be a pain to use on barb fittings because it's very, very stiff hose.
ic, now i know why he was looking for cheap hoses.
Macroline is 1/4" OD. LP tuning that msot guns use (1/8" OD) is always low pressure, usually 200-psi at the very maximum, depending on the gun of course.
Macroline fittings are typically only rated to under 300-psi, that's okay. Well it might not be okay per-se, but it's what we all use...lol
As told by Stobaeus ...someone who had begun to learn geometry with Euclid, when he had learnt the first theorem, asked Euclid "What shall I get by learning these things?" Euclid called his slave and said "Give him threepence since he must make gain out of what he learns".
if you're trying to get macroline fittings (for HPA or CO2 tank pressures) then you'll really have to get metal ones. I've never tried the plastic ones myself but I wouldn't expect them to hold.
If you're using a bottomline reg that's adjustable, you can use hte plastic ones no problem. But HP pressures might not work so good...
As told by Stobaeus ...someone who had begun to learn geometry with Euclid, when he had learnt the first theorem, asked Euclid "What shall I get by learning these things?" Euclid called his slave and said "Give him threepence since he must make gain out of what he learns".
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