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Conductive PVC Air Hose with Polyurethane Cover
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General Applications

General Applications

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    • Air lines for painting equipment
    • Applications requiring the use of grounded pneumatic tools
    • In-plant air service where static dissipation is required

Construction

Construction

 N/A 14 ºF-10 ºC

Service Temperature Range

Service Temperature [Min]

 N/A 150 ºF65 ºC

Service Temperature [Max]

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    • Conductive – Continuous flexible conductive liner assures contact with fittings without special preparation or clamping techniques.
    • No Wires – No wires to break when the hose is flexed.
    • Highly Abrasion Resistant Polyurethane Cover – Designed for applications where severe abrasion is a factor.
    • Medium Oil Resistance – Meets ARPM Class B rating for medium oil resistance. Remains flexible when exposed to oils. Won't dry out or crack like other PVC hoses.
    • Lightweight – Lighter weight reduces worker fatigue.
    • Non-Perforated, Non-Marking Cover – Can be dragged over flooring without leaving marks typical of rubber hoses.

Features and Advantages

Features and Advantages

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    • Resistance is less than 100,000 ohms per foot when tested with an ohmmeter, with normal open-circuit output voltage of 500 VDC.
    • Conductivity is through the inner liner only. To dissipate static electricity, the hose must be fitted with a grounded conductive coupling. When measured through the wall of the hose, the product demonstrates electrical insulation.

Specifications

Series No.

 N/A A4176

Brand

 N/A Kuri Tec®

Type

 N/A Conductive PVC Air Hose with Polyurethane Cover

Material

 N/A PVC

Color

 N/A Blue

Nominal Specifications

Size Code

 N/A 04

ID

 N/A 1/4 in6.5 mm

OD

 N/A 0.500 in12.7 mm

Max. Working Pressure at 70 ºF (20 ºC)

 N/A 300 psi

Max. Working Pressure at 122 ºF (50 ºC)

 N/A 180 psi

Standard Length

 N/A 500 ft

Weight Per Pkg.

 N/A 44 lb

Package Type

 N/A Reels

Compliances

Compliances

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