Milton ULR385014 Ultra Lightweight Rubber Air Hose, 3/8" ID x 50', 1/4" NPT Ends, 300 PSI

Milton ULR385014 Ultra Lightweight Rubber Air Hose, 3/8" ID x 50', 1/4" NPT Ends, 300 PSI

• The Milton ULR385014 Ultra Lightweight Rubber Air Hose delivers the durability of a rugged rubber hose with about 40 percent less weight-featuring a 3/8 inch inside diameter and 50 foot length with 1/4 inch NPT male threaded ends, built to resist abrasions, kinks, ozone, and extreme temperatures.
• Features:
  • Up to 40 percent lighter than traditional rubber hoses, combining flexibility with reduced fatigue when maneuvering
  • Abrasion-resistant, ozone-resistant rubber construction withstands extreme conditions from -50 degreesF to 190 degreesF
  • High-strength polyester braided reinforcement offers oil and diesel resistance for prolonged service
  • Bend-restrictor handle grip brass fittings with 1/4 inch NPT male threads ensure leak-resistant, ergonomic connections
  • Optimized for field use-flexible, non-tangle coil-up capability for easy transport and storage
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Milton
  • Part Number: ULR385014
  • Hose ID: 3/8 inch
  • Length: 50 feet
  • Fittings: 1/4 inch NPT male with brass construction and handle grip
  • Maximum Working Pressure: 300 PSI
  • Maximum Burst Pressure: 1,200 PSI
  • Temperature Range: -50 degreesF to 190 degreesF
  • Material: Rubber with polyester braided reinforcement
  • Warranty: 10-year limited
  • Application: Durable, lightweight hose for pneumatic tools and industrial or shop environments
• This hose may also be referred to as 3/8 inch rubber air hose, lightweight pneumatic hose, hybrid-style rubber hose, non-kink rubber air hose, and high-flexibility shop hose.

Milton’s ULR385014 combines heavy-duty rubber performance with hybrid-level ease of use-lightweight, durable, and flexible, it handles extreme temperatures and conditions while providing reliable air delivery in demanding professional settings.

Q: What temperature ranges can this hose handle?
A: It operates reliably across extremes, from -50 degreesF to 190 degreesF without brittleness or degradation.

Q: How much lighter is it compared to a traditional rubber hose?
A: It’s up to 40 percent lighter, offering easier handling and less user fatigue while retaining rubber’s durability.

Q: What are the working and burst pressure ratings?
A: The hose is rated for a maximum working pressure of 300 PSI and a burst pressure up to 1,200 PSI.