Fittings only do half the job — the tube itself decides how well an air line actually performs day to day. VS Enterprises supplies Mercury PU tube and coil tube from our Noida base, available by the roll for OEM production lines and by length for maintenance and repair work.
PU (polyurethane) tube is the standard air line for pneumatic machines, and for good reason: it stays flexible in tight routing, resists kinking under bends, and holds up to the daily wear of a working shop floor. Coil tube takes that same PU tubing and forms it into a spring-like coil, so it stretches out to give reach where it's needed and pulls itself back in when released — keeping loose hose off the floor instead of leaving it underfoot.
Mercury PU tubes and coils are available in:
Please share your required sizes and colours, and we’ll confirm availability from the Mercury range the same day. Mercury PU tubing is available in sizes from 4 mm to 16 mm outside diameter.
Figures come from the Mercury catalogue and are confirmed for your size at quotation.
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Product |
Available Sizes |
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PU Tube |
4×2.5, 6×4, 8×5, 8×5.5, 8×6, 10×6.5, 10×8, 12×8, 12×9, 16×12 mm |
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Roll Length |
Standard 100 m roll |
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Coil Tube |
6×4, 8×5, 8×5.5, 10×6.5, 12×8 mm |
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Working Length |
3 m, 5 m, 10 m |
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End Fittings |
Push-in end fittings available as required |
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A few practical details to help you frame your next engineering project.
PU tubes can be significantly more flexible and thus can be easily bent around corners and through tight spaces without additional fittings. Compared to nylon tube, it is stiffer, and the rigidity is more suitable for higher-pressure or higher-temperature use where flexibility is not important in comparison with raw resistance.
Yes, as long as the colour you want is available in the size you need. Colour-coding air lines by function or by machine section makes it noticeably faster to trace a line during maintenance, rather than following the tube by hand across a busy panel.
