Rubber Airline Hose

High Pressure Flexible Single Yellow Stripe

RAL006-ASH#1

£1.15

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Rubber Air Line Hose is a heavy-duty, flexible hose designed for compressed air delivery in workshops, construction sites, and industrial environments. Constructed with a black PVC and liquid rubber blended inner tube, reinforced with triple polyester yarn, and finished with a durable outer layer of the same composite material, the hose combines strength, flexibility, and long service life. Conforming to ISO 5774:2016 Type B standards, it provides a secure and stable air supply under pressure while resisting abrasion, weathering, and mechanical stress. With an operating temperature range from -20°C to +80°C (short-term peaks up to +85°C), Rubber Air Line Hose is well suited for demanding pneumatic applications.

Key Features:

Inner Layer: Black PVC and liquid rubber blend for durability and flexibility.
Reinforcement: Triple polyester yarn for high-pressure stability.
Outer Layer: Black PVC and liquid rubber for abrasion and weather resistance.
Operating Temperature: -20°C to +80°C (peak +85°C).
Working Pressure: 20 bar across all sizes.
Burst Pressure: 60 bar (3:1 safety factor).
Internal Diameter Range: 6 mm to 19 mm.
Wall Thickness: 3 mm to 3.5 mm depending on size.
Bending Radius: 60 mm to 160 mm, depending on diameter.
Standard: ISO 5774:2016 Type B compliant.

The combination of PVC and liquid rubber provides a durable yet highly flexible hose, resistant to cracking, ageing, and surface wear. Its triple polyester yarn reinforcement ensures pressure stability and prevents deformation under high loads, while the smooth bore supports efficient air transfer. The hose remains supple across a wide temperature range, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor pneumatic operations. Lightweight but tough, it is easy to coil, transport, and install in busy working environments.

Applications include powering pneumatic tools, air compressors, spray equipment, maintenance systems, and general industrial air supply. Rubber Air Line Hose is widely used across workshops, garages, construction, agriculture, and manufacturing sectors where strong, flexible, and abrasion-resistant compressed air delivery is required.

Specifications

Type: Airline Hose
Colour: Black
Standard: BS5118/2
Working Pressure: 20bar
Bursting Pressure: 60bar
Coil Length: 50m

Size Guide

Inside Diametermm	Outside Diametermm	Wall Thicknessmm	Bending Radiusmm	Coil Weightkg
6	12	3	60	5.8
8	15	3	74	7.1
10	16	3	96	8.4
13	20	3.5	120	12.2
19	26	3.5	160	17.1

Measurements are nominal and may vary slightly.

How to measure ID

Measure the pipe, not the old hose

Heat and age make a used hose swell and go out of round. Take your reading across the metal outlet the hose slides onto — that measurement is your ID.

Use vernier calipers

Set the outer jaws across the widest point of the pipe. A tape measure round a curve reads low by a millimetre or two — enough to buy the wrong size.

Take three readings, keep the largest

Rotate 60° between each. If they disagree the pipe is oval; size to the biggest figure so the hose still seals.

Round to the nearest listed bore

Never go up: a bore wider than the fitting will not grip, whatever the hose is made of. If you land between listed sizes take the smaller bore, and secure it with a clip.

Order by ID, always. Every hose on this site is listed by internal diameter. OD is given for clearance only — it changes with wall thickness and ply count, so it is never the ordering size. On reducers, quote both ends, largest first.

Construction

1 · Outer cover

Black PVC and liquid rubber

Abrasion and weather resistance

2 · Reinforcement

Triple polyester yarn

High-pressure stability · 20 bar across all sizes · 60 bar (3:1 safety factor)

3 · Inner liner

Black PVC and liquid rubber blend

Durability and flexibility · -20°C to +80°C (peak +85°C)

Conforms to ISO 5774:2016 Type B.

Rubber Airline Hose

High Pressure Flexible Single Yellow Stripe

Gas and air. Twenty bar.

High-pressure rubber line, certified to standard and made to stay flexible.

INTERNAL DIAMETERS

6mm to 19mm

RATED

−20°C to +80°C

WORKING PRESSURE

20 bar across all sizes

BUILT TO

BS5118/2

SOLD BY

The metre

Frequently Asked Questions.

Answers to the questions we’re asked most about sizing, fitment and performance.

Still can't find your answer?

What is it used for?

Compressed air delivery in workshops, on site and in industrial environments - tool feeds, tyre lines and main air runs.

What size and length do I order?

Order by internal diameter, matched to the outside diameter of the pipe stub or spigot it slides over. Measure the pipe with vernier callipers rather than the old hose, which stretches in service and reads large. Available in internal diameters from 6mm to 19mm, lengths from 1 Metre to 60 Metres (Full Coil). Full coils work out considerably better value per metre than cut lengths.

What standard is it built to?

It is manufactured to BS5118/2. Buying to a recognised standard matters here - it means the construction, pressure rating and performance have been benchmarked rather than simply described.

Can I use it for fuel or oil?

No - EPDM and general-purpose rubber have poor resistance to hydrocarbons and will soften, swell and eventually fail. For fuel and oil use our SAE J30 R6 rubber hose or a fluorosilicone-lined silicone hose.

Does hose diameter affect tool performance?

Considerably. Air tools are rated at a given pressure and flow at the tool, not at the compressor. Too narrow a hose, or too long a run, causes a pressure drop that leaves an impact gun feeling gutless even though the gauge looks fine. Go up a hose size before blaming the compressor.

How should it be secured?

Proper hose clips, one at each end, positioned squarely over the barb or spigot. Support long runs with rubber-lined P-clips so the hose cannot chafe against a bracket, panel or wiring loom, and keep it clear of exhaust components.