Scott Equipment Company supports Freelin-Wade pneumatic and industrial plastic tubing, coiled tubing, specialty tubing, custom extrusion and push-to-connect fittings for manufacturers, OEMs and maintenance teams throughout North and South Carolina.
Freelin-Wade Plastic Tubing, Coils & Pneumatic Fittings
Freelin-Wade manufactures standard and custom plastic tubing for pneumatic, fluid-transfer and industrial applications. Its current product range includes polyurethane, nylon, polyethylene and PVC tubing, metric and coiled tubing, specialty materials, custom extrusions and secondary operations, plus Coilock™ push-to-connect fittings and tubing accessories.
Plastic Tubing Manufacturing in McMinnville, Oregon
Freelin-Wade manufactures and distributes plastic tubing from its facility in McMinnville, Oregon. The company has more than 30 years of tubing-design and rapid-prototyping experience, employs more than 100 people and states that its extrusion operation produces more than 100 million feet of tubing each year.
Thousands of Standard Tubing Options
Freelin-Wade stocks more than 4,000 standard tubing, hose and accessory items across multiple materials, sizes and colors for pneumatic, fluid-transfer and specialty applications.
Broad Material Selection
Standard and specialty materials include polyurethane, nylon, polyethylene, PVC, FEP, PVDF/Kynar® and additional resins for applications involving flexibility, chemical resistance, temperature, purity or regulatory requirements.
Extensive Custom Tubing Capability
Freelin-Wade offers custom colors, sizes, profiles, coiling, bonding, bundling, jacketing, printing, cut lengths, co-extrusion, prototyping and specialty packaging for application-specific tubing.
Explore Freelin-Wade Plastic Tubing Products
Use these product areas as a starting point for pneumatic air lines, fluid transfer, chemical handling, flexible motion, color-coded circuits and custom tubing applications.
Polyurethane Tubing
Fre-Thane® polyurethane tubing is available in multiple durometers and both inch and metric sizes. Current product families emphasize flexibility, abrasion resistance, kink resistance and repeated-motion durability, with standard and custom colors available for line identification.
Explore polyurethane tubing →Nylon Tubing
Freelin-Wade nylon products cover standard pneumatic tubing, soft nylon, high-pressure Nylon 11, D.O.T. tubing and coiled configurations. Selected Nylon 11 high-pressure products are designed for working pressures up to 800 psi and temperatures from -60°F to 200°F.
Explore nylon tubing →Polyethylene Tubing
LDPE and LLDPE tubing provide lightweight, flexible and chemically resistant options for liquid, gas and pneumatic service. Freelin-Wade specifically positions LLDPE for improved environmental stress-crack resistance compared with standard LDPE, and current LLDPE colors comply with FDA food-contact requirements.
Explore polyethylene tubing →PVC & Specialty Plastic Tubing
Freelin-Wade PVC tubing includes clear and reinforced constructions for fluid-transfer applications. The current specialty range also includes materials such as FEP and Kynar® PVDF for applications requiring enhanced chemical resistance, purity, temperature capability or other material-specific performance.
Explore PVC tubing →Coiled, Metric & Custom Tubing
Freelin-Wade offers polyurethane and nylon self-retracting coils, metric tubing across multiple materials and extensive custom capabilities. Options include custom color and size, bonding, bundling, jacketing, coiling, printing, cut-to-length, multi-bore profiles and co-extruded constructions.
Explore custom tubing →Coilock™ Push-to-Connect Fittings & Accessories
Coilock™ fittings are designed for Freelin-Wade polyurethane, nylon and polyethylene tubing and are available as male connectors, swivel elbows, unions and union tees. Current fittings are rated to 290 psi; Freelin-Wade also offers cutters, clips, channels and related tubing accessories.
Explore push-to-connect fittings →Help Select and Standardize Freelin-Wade Tubing
Our Sales and Technical Teams can help review tube material, OD/ID, pressure, temperature, chemical exposure, flexibility, color, fitting type, movement and custom-processing requirements. We can also coordinate Freelin-Wade tubing with pneumatic valves, cylinders, manifolds, fittings and machine plumbing.
Tubing Material Selection
Compare polyurethane, nylon, polyethylene, PVC and specialty resins based on pressure, temperature, flexibility, abrasion, chemicals, moisture and application environment.
Size, Color & Fitting Standardization
Match inch or metric OD/ID, fitting type and color-coding conventions to machine standards, maintenance practices and line-identification requirements.
Custom Tubing Projects
Coordinate custom sizes, colors, coils, bonded tubes, jacketed bundles, printing, cut lengths, profiles or specialty materials when standard tubing does not fit the application.
WBIYII Pneumatic Assemblies
Combine Freelin-Wade tubing with fittings, valves, cylinders, manifolds, air preparation and mounting hardware into repeatable WBIYII assemblies or installation-ready kits.
Selection note: Final tubing and fitting selection should be verified against working pressure, temperature, media compatibility, vacuum, bend radius, fitting design, UV exposure, abrasion and regulatory requirements. Freelin-Wade’s chemical-resistance information is intended as a general reference, and actual compatibility can change with temperature, concentration and mixtures.
Material, Color and Custom Tubing Resources
Use these resources to compare tubing materials, review chemical compatibility, plan color coding and explore custom manufacturing options.
Explore Supporting Automation Technologies
Freelin-Wade tubing and fittings commonly connect pneumatic valves, cylinders, vacuum devices, manifolds, sensors and other machine-automation components.
Need the Right Tubing Material, Size or Custom Configuration?
Share the media, pressure, temperature, tubing dimensions, flexibility, color, fitting and environmental requirements. Scott Equipment Company can help identify Freelin-Wade options and coordinate the supporting pneumatic components.