| Manufacturer | Rapidair Maxline |
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| Part Number | M7500 |
| Item Weight | 22.4 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 21 x 21 x 8 inches |
| Item model number | M7500 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Size | 3/4" x 100' |
| Style | Master Kit |
| Material | HDPE |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Maximum Pressure | 175 Pound per Square Inch |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | 1 year warranty limited warranty |
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Product Description
NO LEAKS AIR SYSTEM – We offer a complete leak-proof compressed air supply solution for your shop or a garage, rolling up to 100 ft. Smooth interior walls of our piping rolls will never build upscale or rust. It is much more efficient than iron or PVC piping, and while reliably holding pressure, operates at 200 psi at 73F and 160 psi at 140F.
EASY TO CUT AND TERMINATE – No more pipe cutting, messy threading, or gluing! We provide you with a simple tool to make it effortless. MaxLine Master Kit has all components necessary to complete the installation.
BENDABLE AND FLEXIBLE - What a relief if compared with iron, copper, or PVC piping! Rolls with fewer joints allow not only faster installation but also make it easy to bend and keep in place. The aluminum lining of our rolls can create rigid but flexible layouts. The 3/4-inch inside diameter of the pipe has a bend radius of 6-8 inches and can be bent to any shape.
SCALABILITY – Perfect for shops or garages of any size and layout. You can purchase additional accessories if necessary, to expand or further customize your pneumatic line installation based on the requirements of pressurized air distribution.
INSTALLATION STEPS
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Step 1CUT the tubing square with the cutter, ROTATING wrist while cutting. |
Step 2BEVEL the inside of the tubing by inserting the reaming tool and rotating it at least 3 full turns Use peg #25 for 3/4” tubing, Remove nut and split ring from fitting and place on tubing. |
Step 3PUSH the fitting onto the tubing and fully against the shoulder of the fitting (soapy water will help this process). |
Step 4TIGHTEN nut with wrench a minimum 3/4 of a turn or until tight. |
EASY INSTALLATION AND SCALABILITY
Compressed air system with the 3/4-Inch Maxline Master Kit with 3 air outlet locations. The Maxline tubing has an aluminum core sandwiched between an inner and outer layer of polyethylene.
Tubing can be mounted on:
- wall surfaces
- in-wall
- buried underground or concrete
Tubing holds any hand-bent shape. Reduce shop clutter with this industrial compressed air piping system.
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Customer reviews
I run a 3 stage air comprsssor. Regulator set at 175 psi. On the first day of use it blew a part. I own a mechanic shop, had to struggle to find a way to run other lines. Best thing to use is pvc pipe from Homestores. This stuff is junk. I ask for a refund and never got it. I wouldn’t waste your money on this product. By the way. I have 1/2 radair lines that’s rated at 150 to my small drops that’s not coated in aluminum that didn’t blow apart.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2019
Style: Master KitVerified Purchase
I run a 3 stage air comprsssor. Regulator set at 175 psi. On the first day of use it blew a part. I own a mechanic shop, had to struggle to find a way to run other lines. Best thing to use is pvc pipe from Homestores. This stuff is junk. I ask for a refund and never got it. I wouldn’t waste your money on this product. By the way. I have 1/2 radair lines that’s rated at 150 to my small drops that’s not coated in aluminum that didn’t blow apart.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2020
Style: Master KitVerified Purchase
After reading some of the reviews I was wondering how the install was going to go. Pleasantly surprised how easy it was to work with. I did use a conduit bender for the 90s, but not necessary at all, and you'll end up moving it around a bit anyways. Did most of my garage in about 3-4 hours on a Saturday. Once you get it in place it's easy to push on it and straighten it out.
I bought two extra bags of clips, a couple of their fittings (for instance I knew I'd need a 90 fitting for a hard turn behind my work bench), and a different block they sell (pictured by the hose reel). Plan accordingly, Amazon is great with returns and you can't just run down to the hardware store to get parts for this system if you get halfway into the install and realize you need something. You don't need to go overboard with the straps/clips either, the pipe is super rigid and light weight, holds itself in place well. All in all, on straight runs, 1 clip every 8 feet is plenty.
Was 100% planning on chasing some leaks down on startup, but didn't have any to chase. Haven't noticed any more leak down than I had before with my reel hooked directly to the compressor.
Been in for a couple months now, pressurized 150 psi for most of that time, occasionally turned down to 90 for die grinders and what not. Still operating same as it was day one. I've already recommended it to a couple buddies for their shops, for price and ease of install vs copper or iron, it really can't be beat. About the only down side is the exorbitant cost of their fittings, but tbh if you plan well and are willing to deal with the little extra hassle of dealing with long runs (avoiding splices), you won't need many of them.
I bought two extra bags of clips, a couple of their fittings (for instance I knew I'd need a 90 fitting for a hard turn behind my work bench), and a different block they sell (pictured by the hose reel). Plan accordingly, Amazon is great with returns and you can't just run down to the hardware store to get parts for this system if you get halfway into the install and realize you need something. You don't need to go overboard with the straps/clips either, the pipe is super rigid and light weight, holds itself in place well. All in all, on straight runs, 1 clip every 8 feet is plenty.
Was 100% planning on chasing some leaks down on startup, but didn't have any to chase. Haven't noticed any more leak down than I had before with my reel hooked directly to the compressor.
Been in for a couple months now, pressurized 150 psi for most of that time, occasionally turned down to 90 for die grinders and what not. Still operating same as it was day one. I've already recommended it to a couple buddies for their shops, for price and ease of install vs copper or iron, it really can't be beat. About the only down side is the exorbitant cost of their fittings, but tbh if you plan well and are willing to deal with the little extra hassle of dealing with long runs (avoiding splices), you won't need many of them.
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Reggie George
Convenience and quality, well worth the price
Reviewed in Canada on October 11, 2018Style: Master KitVerified Purchase
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