Primefit PCKIT26 Air Piping System, 26-Piece Air Push to Connect Kit with 1/2-Inch (OD) / 3/8" (ID) x 100-Feet TPEE Tubing

I don't usually do reviews but I am so satisfied with this product that I needed to write a review. It arrived early and it went together exactly as it was supposed to. No missing or defective parts. Took about an hour or 2 to get it up and running. No leaks at all. Quality of the materials was great. I didn't need all of the tubing but everything else was great. Plan your layout ahead of time and this was really easy to do.

Very happy with the system. I finally reached the point where I needed to step up in compressor size. Seems like a perfect time to install an actual “air system“ in my garage. This was a great set up for me in that the existing garage Had different beams and wall thicknesses to work with. Because of the system being interconnected hoses it allowed me to set up blocks on different surfaces and not run into fitment problems like you would with PVC or copper. I did end up needing some extra fittings but other than that the kit was pretty inclusive. So much better now just plugging in the hoses where I need them rather than dropping hoses from the compressor to my work zone. Would highly recommend.

Use a shut off right by compressor or most will leak down. Still a good product. Handy for real use. Keeps air where you need it. So far it's seen a years use.

Good kit and workes well just make sure you push the hose in far enough into the connectors.

This has been such a great addition to my shop. No hoses (well...not as many) to trip over now, and I've got 3 different outputs to run from. This was easy to install, and has worked great. The only caveat is that the dried paste already applied to the male ends of the tubing fittings, leaked on a few of my fittings. I thought I had them tightened really well, but still had a few small air leaks. No worries though, I just applied my own teflon tape to all the ends, and had no issues at all after that, so I would recommend taping the ends so you don't have to redo your work. Overall, highly recommended.

I must admit I had low expectations for this item when pulling the trigger, however for the cost savings vs the competition I decided to take a chance There were many reviewers complaining of leaks from various connections including the press fit connectors and the plug on the rear of the mounting blocks. I followed the advice of on reviewers and used plumbers putty instead of teflon tape on these connections and have had no leaks since installation 2 months ago The press fit connections trick is to ensure the hose is fully seated and there were no leaks there either. I have ball valve shut offs at all drops including the water filter which will be used in normal operations, however to test the installation I had pressurized the lines with 125psi and left it for a week with no leaks.There are also comments regarding the cutter supplied with the system, this cutter worked flawlessly, just make sure to place the tubing into the deepest part of the 'V' in the cutter to engage the full blade while cutting, by doing this there were no problems with all the cuts I had to make.The plastic fittings are a bit concerning going into the winter months. The system is mounted in an unheated garage so time will tell how well the hose and fittings hold up. At this point I can unequivocally recommend this to plumb a garage air system.

This could be a good system but it has some nuances and flaws. I think it is a good value for what all you get, if everything is in working order. A few things to keep in mind is this is not a metal lined pipe so it doesn't straighten out very well. You have to rely on the hangers to keep it looking straight. It is not a all inclusive solution either. I spent another $30ish to get all the fittings I needed plus a dryer/regulator.I wish the blocks did not have the threaded holes in the back and had them on the sides instead. The plugs supplied do not thread in flush with the block so you have to either make a stand-off or sink the plug into your wall. The fittings for the hose and drains are also thicker than the blocks so a stand-off is a better decision. I used 1/2 plywood with a hole drilled for the plug to fit in. Simple solution that you shouldn't have to make.The supplied drain valves all leak on my system so it doesn't hold pressure without the compressor cycling every 1/2 hour or so. I have to add plugs to those which defeats the purpose of having them in the first place.Next time I will bite the bullet and buy a different system but this one does move air from one side of the shop to the other.

Was very easy to install overhead in my shop. The included tubing cutter worked surprisingly well. Just be sure to pull back on the collar when putting the hose into the quick connectors and seat them all the way. Then a sharp tug and they're locked i tight. I would recommend some quality thread tape made for pressure systems ( I used the grey tape) but I'm sure the yellow type for gas lines would work as well. I'll be adding more drops in the future. Oh yeah be sure to get the proper brass adapters if you're air hose has 1/4" npt fittings (most do) you'll have to step down from the fittings in this kit. And you're also going to need clips to secure the hose as you route it. I purchased half clips here on Amazon, very well priced and they nailed up in the rafters easily.