Name: Weatherhead S-10 Everflex Hydraulic Hose - Hose, Teflon Smooth Bore
SKU: s10
Price: 15.49 USD
Availability: InStock

WEATHERHEAD part description

Cover Material	Stainless Steel Braid
Dash Size	10
Hose Family	Teflon
Max Temperature (F)	450
Min Temperature (F)	-65
Operating Pressure (PSI)	1750
Product Line	Everflex
Tube Material	Teflon
Burst Pressure (psi)	7000
Description	Smooth Bore "S" Series
Family	Hose
General Application	Requiring steam cleaning of and assembly or transfer of a highly viscous media, such as adhesives, paints or food products
Hose Base Number	S
Hose ends	Everswage
Inside Diameter (in)	0.5
Min Bend Radius (in)	5
Outside Diameter (in)	0.66
Reinforcement Material	Stainless Steel
Vacuum (inHg)	28
Wall Thickness (in)	0.05
Warning	Warning: these hoses can be used to convey hazardous chemicals, steam, hot liquids or other dangerous materials which can cause death, serious bodily injury including burns, pressure wounds or chemical exposure if released accidentally. They should, therefore, only be handled or worked on by personnel properly trained in the safe handling of the materials or chemicals conveyed in the hoses.

Officially acquired by Eaton in 2002, Weatherhead® is one of the industry’s biggest suppliers of hydraulic hose, hose ends, tube fittings, couplings, assembly equipment, and support accessories. Weatherhead crafts top-products that are widely used in mining, agriculture, construction, truck, and bus applications. Eaton delivers Weatherhead thermoplastic tubing in different sizes—from 1/8 to 1 inch—designed for use in air tools, robotics, beverage dispensing as well as air and water supply. Driven by the company’s goal to offer unique solutions to a wide range of markets that enable businesses to be at the forefront of change, Weatherhead remains the truck industry’s leading source of premium-quality hoses, fittings, and adapters for your fleet’s hose and fittings needs

California Proposition 65 Warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. (Read more)