Name: Weatherhead H20116BK-250R H201 Series Industrial Hose Air and Multipurpose
SKU: h20116bk250r
Price: 1997.5 USD
Availability: InStock

WEATHERHEAD part description

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Product Name	Eaton H201 Series Industrial Hose Air and Multipurpose
Compliances	MSHA Approved MSHA IC-46/6
Certifications	RMA Class A
Catalog Notes	Not recommended for hydraulic impulse applications and not approved for air brake applications
Vacuum rating	28 iHg
Construction	1 Ply Braid
Tube material	Synthetic Rubber
Color	Black
Conductivity	Conductive
Dash size	-16
Abrasion resistance	Standard
Working temperature - min	-40 F
Working pressure	200 Psi
Package form	Reel
Lay line style	Ink Jet
Outside diameter	1.38 IN
Reinforcement material	Textile
Inside diameter	1 IN
Cover material	Synthetic Rubber
Tube wall thickness	.39 IN
Bend radius - min	7 IN
Burst pressure	1200 Psi
Conditional temperature range	For oil: -40 C to 127 C [-40 F to 260 F]
Qualified hose Fittings	100 B
Application	Air and multi purpose.
Working temperature - max	200 F

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