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Aeroquip Rubber Hose 2556-8

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Part# 05-27348
MFR Model# 2556-8

Overview

Aeroquip Rubber Hose 2556-8
General Purpose Hose, Gas, Air Tools, Water, Fuel, Lube Oils (not recommend for impulse application)
   
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Specifications

  • Cover Material: Neoprene
  • Dash Size: 8
  • Hose Family: Socketless/R6
  • Max Temperature (C): 100
  • Max Temperature (F): 212
  • Min Temperature (C): -40
  • Min Temperature (F): -40
  • Operating Pressure (PSI): 300
  • Operating Pressure (bar): 21
  • Product Line: Aeroquip
  • Tube Material: Nitrile
  • Agency Listings: Government Specification: DNV, MSHA
  • Agency Listings: Industry Specification SAE 30R2 Type 1
  • Burst Pressure (bar): 84
  • Burst Pressure (psi): 1200
  • Description: Low pressure Socketless Testile braid
  • Family: Hose
  • General Application: For gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils, air and water. Not recommended for hydraulic impulse applications and not approved for airbrake applications.
  • Hose Base Number: 2556
  • Inside Diameter (in): 0.5
  • Inside Diameter (mm): 12.7
  • Min Bend Radius (in): 5
  • Min Bend Radius (mm): 127
  • Outside Diameter (in): 0.75
  • Outside Diameter (mm): 19.1
  • Reinforcement Material: Textile braid reinforcement.
  • Vacuum (inHg): 28
  • Vacuum (kpa): 94.8
  • Weight (kg/m): 0.24
  • Weight (lb/ft): 0.16

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