PCL Whip Air Hose - 0.6M X 10mm XF Male Fitting 1/4" BSP

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The PCL Whip Air Hose is an essential accessory for professional tradespeople and home DIY enthusiasts using pneumatic sprayers or heavy-duty air tools. Its primary benefit is reducing tool weight and vibration at the handle, which enhances control during detailed work and ensures compliance with workplace safety standards regarding hand-arm vibration. While it significantly improves maneuverability, users should note that its short 0.6-meter length is specifically designed as a flexible bridge between a main air line and a tool rather than a primary supply hose.
| Model Part Number | PCL004 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
Yes, it is designed for a working pressure of 21 bar, which covers most standard pneumatic painting applications.
This specific model (PCL004) features an XF male fitting. If your system requires a Euro male fitting, please look for the PCL004A sibling model.
This specific whip hose is manufactured as a 0.6-meter length to serve as an isolator; it is not intended to be used as a long-reach primary hose.
It serves two purposes: it makes the tool feel significantly lighter by removing the drag of the main hose, and it dampens vibration to protect the user from long-term injury.
The 10mm diameter ensures sufficient air volume (CFM) reaches your tool, preventing the pressure drops often associated with thinner or overly restrictive hoses.
Check that the thread is fully seated and consider using PTFE tape on the 1/4 inch BSP thread to ensure a tighter seal.
Verify there are no kinks in the whip hose and inspect the internal bore for any debris or blockages that may have entered through the supply line.
To install, screw the 1/4 inch BSP male thread into your primary air supply coupler, and connect the XF male fitting directly to your air tool's female inlet. Compatibility is straightforward as long as your system uses standard 1/4 inch BSP connections. To ensure the longevity of your PCL whip hose: 1) Keep the hose clear of sharp metal edges or hot surfaces which can degrade the rubber. 2) Regularly inspect the crimped fittings for signs of fraying or air leaks. 3) Store the hose in a cool, dry place when not in use, avoiding prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, which can cause the material to become brittle over time.