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Accuflex Industrial Hose

Lightweight Polyurethane Air Hose
Unit of Measure

General Applications

General Applications

N/A
    • Air service for spray painting equipment
    • Automotive repair and body shops
    • Construction sites
    • For use with pneumatic air tools such as roofing nailers, sanders, chippers, impact wrenches, screwdrivers and staplers
    • In-plant assembly line air service
    • Marine applications

Construction

Construction

N/A
    • Tube – Clear phthalate free ether-based Polyurethane
    • Reinforcement – High tensile strength yarn
    • Cover – Phthalate free ether-based Polyurethane. Available in color K5094 (Red)

Service Temperature Range

Service Temperature [Min]

N/A -40 ºF-40 ºC

Service Temperature [Max]

N/A 185 ºF85 ºC

Features and Advantages

Features and Advantages

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    Highly Abrasion Resistant Polyurethane – Designed for applications where severe abrasion is a factor. Provides for longer hose life and lower operating costs versus rubber or PVC hoses.
    Superior Cut Resistance – Rugged polyurethane construction resists cuts.
    Lightweight – Lighter weight reduces worker fatigue.
    Cold Flex Materials – Remains flexible and easy to handle in sub-zero temperatures to -40°F (-40°C).
    High Oil Resistance – Meets ARPM Class A rating for high oil resistance. Remains flexible when exposed to oils.
    Non-Perforated, Non-Marking Cover – Can be dragged over flooring without leaving marks typical of rubber hoses.

Nominal Specifications

Series

N/A K5094

Size Code

N/A 08

ID

N/A 1/2 in12.5 mm

OD

N/A 0.688 in17.5 mm

Max. Working Pressure at 70 oF (20 oC)

N/A 250 psi

Max. Working Pressure at 122 oF (50 oC)

N/A 200 psi

Standard Length

N/A 100 ft

Color

N/A Red

Packaging

N/A Coil/ Box

Weight. Per Pkg.

N/A 10 lb

Specifications

Brand

N/A Kuri Tec®

Type

N/A Pneumatic Air Tool Hose

Style

N/A Lightweight Polyurethane Air Hose

Material

N/A Polyurethane

Compliances

Compliances

N/A Phthalate Free (13), RoHS (14) (for details see page 91)