Designed for truck and trailer air brake systems this premium black 0.50 inch OD Nylon Air Brake Tubing boasts a robust construction with synthetic fiber reinforcement and a durable polyester cover. It meets the performance requirements of SAE J844 J1131 and J2494-3 DOT-FMVSS 106 standards ensuring reliable performance in demanding conditions. The tubing features a wall thickness of 0.06 inches and its minimum bend radius is 2 inches making it suitable for various air system configurations including auxiliary air systems and straight air brake harness assemblies. With a wide temperature range of -65deg;F to 200deg;F this tubing is thermoformable and UV stabilized for enhanced longevity. Its non-conductive nylon material offers superior abrasion resistance compared to rubber and nylon 11 while maintaining easy burr-free cutting for straightforward assembly and improved flexibility for installation.
MPN: 3270-0810-0500
Supplier Part Number: 3270-0810-0500
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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.
Color
Black
Conductivity
13552
Construction
Multi Braid
Cover Material
Polyester
Dash Size
-8
Brand
Danfoss Power Solutions (II LLC Aeroquip)
Brand
Aeroquip
Pack Size
12.00
UOM
FT
I.D.
0.38 in
Impulse Cycle Life
125000 cycle
Lay Line Style
Ink Jet
Minimum Bend Radius
2
Minimum Bend Radius
2
Minimum Working Temperature
-40
O.D.
0.5 in
Package Qty.
500
Reinforcement Material
Synthetic fiber
Supplier Part Number
3270-0810-0500
Tube Material
Nylon
Type
B
Wall Thickness
0.06
Alternate Part Numbers
Alternate Part NumberC1MJ50, Alternate Part Number MINO-00015X05594
Will this nylon tubing hold up okay in a truck's air brake system?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jan 20, 2026, 4:52 PM
Absolutely, this tubing is designed specifically for truck and trailer air brake systems. It meets SAE J844 J1131 and J2494-3 DOT-FMVSS 106 standards.
Question by: Debbie C on Feb 20, 2026, 8:33 PM
got a tight spot to route air line, how tight can i bend this 1/2in tubing without kinking it
Answer by: Customer Support on Feb 22, 2026, 11:46 AM
For routing, the spec to watch is the minimum bend radius, which is 2 inches for this tubing. Keeping your bends at 2 inches radius or larger helps it hold shape and avoid trouble spots when you’re laying out an air brake or auxiliary air system run.