SharkBite 1/2 in x 100 ft White PEX-A Tubing – USA Made UA60W100

Overview of SharkBite PEX-A Tubing

SharkBite delivers a flexible 1/2 inch PEX-A tubing coil designed for hot and cold potable water systems. The white 100-foot reel is easy to handle, minimizes waste, and supports smoother routing in tight spaces. This is a practical option for residential plumbing projects where reliability and ease of installation matter.

Key Advantages

• Flexibility that saves time: The responsive PEX-A material allows longer runs with fewer fittings, helping reduce installation steps and potential leak points.
• Fewer elbows, faster setups: Gentle bends around corners reduce the need for elbows and extra fittings, contributing to cleaner, faster installations.
• Versatile compatibility: Works with PEX expansion (F1960), push-to-connect (ASSE 1061), plastic crimp (ASTM F2159), and brass crimp (ASTM F1807) fittings.
• Direct burial readiness: Suitable for direct burial, including under concrete, expanding the range of installation options.

Durability, UV Tolerance, and Performance

• Durable and kink-resistant: PEX-A structure resists kinking and maintains flexibility during routes, reducing the need to force bends.
• UV resistance: Six-month UV exposure tolerance helps when tubing is stored or installed in sunlit areas during project work.
• Operational guidelines: Minimum operating temperature of 33°F at 160 PSI and maximum of 200°F at 80 PSI; 160 PSI max in the 33–70°F range. Suitable for recirculating hot water systems per ASTM F2023.
• Made in the USA: Manufactured in the United States, reflecting a focus on quality control and local production standards.

Real-World Scenarios

Whether you’re wiring a new home, renovating a kitchen, or upgrading a basement bath, this SharkBite PEX-A coil can streamline water supply runs. The combination of flexibility, compatibility, and direct burial capability makes it a practical option for a variety of plumbing projects.

Consider it for longer runs where fewer fittings reduce material costs and potential leak points, or for installations that require bending around obstacles without compromising water flow. While results can vary by environment and install technique, many users find the coil to be a convenient balance of performance and ease of use.