Key Features
Lightweight Polyurethane BuildThis Rolair air hose uses polyurethane to keep weight down without giving up durability. That makes it easier to drag around a shop or jobsite and less annoying to coil up at the end of the day. Kink-Resistant HoseReinforced walls help the hose resist kinking, so airflow stays consistent and you spend less time stopping to straighten it out. That matters when you are moving between tools or working in colder weather. Ready to Hook UpAn industrial coupler and plug are included on the hose ends, so you can get connected faster. Field-repairable construction also makes this a smarter pick for users who actually put hoses through real jobsite abuse.
Overview
The Rolair 14100POLY 1/4″ x 100′ Poly Air Hose is a polyurethane air hose built for compressor-to-tool connections where you need long reach without dragging around a heavy rubber line. This is a poly air hose designed for supplying compressed air to pneumatic tools and jobsite air equipment. Model Number: 14100POLY. If you run nailers, inflators, or other air tools and want a hose that is easier to carry, easier to coil, and less prone to fighting you in changing weather, this is the kind of hose that makes day-to-day use simpler.
The big selling point here is the combination of 100-foot reach and a lightweight polyurethane build. A long air compressor hose is useful only if it is still manageable once you pull it across a floor, around a trailer, or through a room under construction. At about 5 lbs, this hose is light enough to move around without feeling like a second tool bag. That matters for finish work, punch-list jobs, and service calls where you are setting up fast and working in tight spaces.
Rolair also calls out this hose as kink-resistant, and that is a practical feature, not brochure filler. A hose that kinks less keeps airflow more consistent and cuts down on interruptions when you are trying to keep moving. ACME also notes reinforced walls, which helps explain why it can stay flexible while still standing up to regular use. For a pro, that means fewer aggravating slowdowns. For a serious DIY user, it means less wear from bad handling and fewer reasons to replace a hose early.
Another strong point is weather tolerance. The Rolair and ACME product data state that this hose is built to perform in all weather conditions, with an operating range listed from -40 to 165 degrees Fahrenheit. If you have ever used a hose that gets stiff in the cold or feels awkward to manage when temperatures swing, you know why this matters. A hose that stays usable across seasons is worth paying attention to if your compressor setup travels between garage work, outdoor trim jobs, roofing repairs, or general contracting work.
On the connection side, the 1/4 inch NPT thread size and included industrial coupler and plug make this hose straightforward to integrate into common air setups. That makes the Rolair 14100POLY 1/4″ x 100′ Poly Air Hose a practical fit for many standard compressors, hose reels, and pneumatic tool connections that use 1/4 inch fittings. It is also field repairable, which is one of those features that does not sound exciting until a hose gets damaged in the middle of work and you would rather fix it than lose the day.
Pressure capacity is another buying point. ACME lists a 200 PSI maximum pressure rating, which is more than enough for many common pneumatic tool applications. The point is not just the number itself. It is that this is a shop and jobsite hose aimed at real compressor duty, not a light-duty throwaway line meant only for occasional inflation tasks.
Who should buy it? This hose makes the most sense for contractors, trim carpenters, remodelers, installers, and home shop users who want a long, flexible air hose that is easier to live with than heavier alternatives. If your work involves moving room to room, working off a compressor parked outside the immediate area, or keeping the compressor farther from the work zone for noise reasons, the 100-foot length is a real advantage. If you mostly work in a very tight radius and do not need the reach, a shorter hose may be more convenient. But if reach, lighter weight, and all-weather flexibility are the priorities, this Rolair hose is built for exactly that job.
Long Reach Without the Usual Hose Hassle
A 100-foot hose only earns its keep if it is still manageable once you are walking it through a real work area. This one is built to stay lighter, more flexible, and easier to handle than bulkier hose options.
- Polyurethane construction keeps weight down to about 5 lbs
- Kink-resistant design helps maintain airflow and reduce interruptions
- Rated for use from -40 to 165 degrees Fahrenheit
What’s in the Box
- (1) Rolair 14100POLY 1/4″ x 100′ Poly Air Hose
- (1) 1/4″ Industrial Coupler
- (1) 1/4″ Industrial Plug
Key Specifications
| Hose Size | 1/4 in. |
|---|---|
| Length | 100 ft |
| Thread Size | 1/4 in. NPT |
| Material | Polyurethane |
| Maximum Pressure | 200 PSI |
| Temperature Range | -40 to 165 °F |
| Weight | 5 lbs |
| End Fittings | Industrial coupler and plug included |
Compatibility
Air Fitting Size Uses 1/4 in. NPT connections for common compressor and pneumatic tool setups. Included Ends Comes fitted with an industrial coupler and plug for faster hookup to standard air line systems using matching fittings.
Built For
ConstructionGeneral ContractingRemodelingFinish CarpentryShop Air SetupsPneumatic Tool Connections
Pro Tip
If you are using the full 100-foot length, keep your main compressor parked outside the immediate work area and run the hose in once. You get the reach advantage, cut down on compressor noise at the work zone, and the lighter polyurethane hose is easier to snake through finished spaces than a heavier line.
Warranty & Support
12 month warranty.
Tool Nut’s Take
Tool Nut’s Take
Rolair 14100POLY 1/4″ x 100′ Poly Air Hose Is the Smart Pick for Long Runs
If you want 100 feet of reach without dealing with a heavy, stiff hose all day, this one checks the right boxes.
- Who it’s for: Contractors, trim crews, remodelers, and shop users who need a long air hose for nailers, inflators, and general pneumatic tool work.
- Why it stands out: The polyurethane build keeps it light, the hose is field repairable, and the all-weather operating range gives it more real-world usefulness than a bargain hose that gets stiff or kinks up.
- Worth knowing: This is a 1/4 inch hose, so it makes the most sense for common air tool use where flexibility and reach matter most. If your setup demands higher volume for larger air-hungry tools, hose size is the first thing to double-check.
Common Questions
- What is this hose made from? It is made from polyurethane.
- What fitting size does it use? The hose uses 1/4 inch NPT connections and includes an industrial coupler and plug.
- What is the maximum pressure rating? ACME lists this hose at 200 PSI maximum pressure.
- Can it handle cold weather? Yes. The stated operating temperature range is -40 to 165 degrees Fahrenheit.
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