Definition

Noun: A flexible tube designed to convey compressed air from a source (like a compressor or pump) to a tool, device, or point of use.

Usage

An air hose is a specific type of hose used to transport pressurized air. It is a crucial component in pneumatic systems. - It connects an air compressor to pneumatic tools. - It is used to inflate tires, balls, or inflatable objects. - It supplies air to machinery or control systems.

Examples

• Noun:
  • The mechanic attached the air hose to the impact wrench to loosen the tight bolts.
  • Before the trip, he used an air hose at the gas station to check his tire pressure.
  • The factory worker carefully coiled the long air hose after finishing work with the pneumatic nail gun.

Advanced Usage

• "to blow out with an air hose": To use a stream of compressed air from an air hose for cleaning.
  • The technician used an air hose to blow out the dust from the computer's internal components.

Variants and Related Words

• Air line: Often used synonymously with "air hose," though it can also refer to a more permanent, installed piping system for compressed air.
• Pneumatic hose: A more technical term with the same meaning.
• Compressed air hose: A more descriptive full term.

Synonyms

• Pneumatic tube
• Air line

Related Phrases

• To hook up the air hose: To connect the air hose to a tool or air supply.
  • Make sure you hook up the air hose securely before turning on the compressor.
• To kink an air hose: To bend the hose sharply, blocking the airflow.
  • Be careful not to kink the air hose, or the tool will stop working.

Noun

1. a hose that carries air under pressure