The Nylon Air Brake Tubing meets the performance standards of SAE J844 J1131 and J2494-3 DOT-FMVSS 106 ideal for truck and trailer air brake systems. This green tubing features synthetic fiber reinforcement and multi-braid construction ensuring premium abrasion resistance and enhanced flexibility. Its 0.38-inch outer diameter and 0.06-inch wall thickness provide durability and robustness.
Crafted with UV-stabilized thermoformable polyamide and reinforced with polyester yarn the tubing offers non-conductive properties and a minimum bend radius of 1.5 inches. The product excels in impulse cycle life with 125000 cycles and a temperature range of -65deg;F to 200deg;F making it suitable for various harsh environments.
Optimized for improved flow performance the tubing guarantees efficient air brake operations. Its easy burr-free cutting and ink jet lay line style simplify assembly and installation.
Supplier Part Number: 3270-0615-0500
Specifications
Abrasion Resistance
28
Application
Truck air brake systems, trailer air brake systems, auxiliary air systems, formed tubes, formed and straight air brake harness assemblies.
Will this nylon tubing hold up ok for a trailer's air brakes?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jun 23, 2025, 7:39 AM
This tubing is made to meet SAE J844, J1131, and J2494-3 standards, so it’s good for truck and trailer air brake systems.
Question by: Rod C on Oct 2, 2025, 9:49 PM
tubing rated for year-round use on a trailer running through hot summers and hard winters, or is there a temp range i should be worried about?
Answer by: Customer Support on Oct 4, 2025, 6:57 PM
Rated from -65°F up to 200°F, this tubing holds up across some pretty extreme conditions. Whether you're dealing with a July heat wave on black asphalt or a January morning in a deep freeze, the operating range covers it without issue. The UV-stabilized polyamide construction also helps it hold together when it's sitting in direct sun for long stretches.
Question by: Rhonda M on Jun 18, 2025, 8:53 AM
got a tight bend behind the trailer axle. how tight can i bend this green line without kinkin it
Answer by: Customer Support on Jun 20, 2025, 6:58 AM
For tight routing, the minimum bend radius on this tubing is 1.5 inches. Staying at or above that radius helps it keep its shape and flow without kinking.