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Industrial Hose and Tubing Solutions Table of Application Data Safety Information Industrial Hose and Tubing Catalog Industrial Hose and Tubing Solutions Table of Application Data Safety Information ......................... A-1 Hose Quick Reference Chart ........ A-3 Chemical Compatibility Chart ... A-19 Technical Torque Specifications .....A-34 Agencies & Organizations ........ A-39 A Contents Technical Information .................... A-3 General Hose Information ........... A-10 Charts & Conversions ............... A-29 Coupling Thread ....................... A-38 Tubing How to Order ................................ B-2 Type 16 Drain Tubing .................... B-5 Type 18 Urethane .......................... B-8 Type 50 LLDPE ............................ B-11 Type 55 Natural EVA ................... B-14 Type 11 Tinted ............................... B-3 Type CD Drain Tubing ................... B-6 Type 40 KYNAR (PVDF) ................. B-9 Type 54 Fire Retardant ................ B-12 B Type 12 Colored ............................ B-4 Type 17 Co-Extruded Urethane ..... B-7 Type 57 Nylon 12 ........................ B-10 Type 59 High Density .................. B-13 Air and Multipurpose Intro ............................................... C-2 Polyforce II .................................... C-6 Easy Couple ................................. C-10 Mineforce .................................... C-14 Type 24 Low Temperature ............ C-3 Ultraforce ....................................... C-7 Shock-Safe ................................... C-11 Concord Yellow Jack Air ............. C-15 Type 27 Grey High Temperature ... C-4 Boston Marathoner ....................... C-8 Perfecction 300 ........................... C-12 Contractors Air ............................ C-16 C Type 38 Medical Air ...................... C-5 Performer II ................................... C-9 Concord Air .................................. C-13 Boston Bulldog Gold .................... C-17 General Purpose Bosflex A/W ................................... D-2 Contractors Water ........................... D-5 Type 88 Urethane Self-Store ......... D-8 Green Garden ................................ D-11 Industrial A/W.................................. D-3 Type 65 Natural EVA ..................... D-6 Type 21 Marine Water ................... D-9 Type 25 Standard Duty Garden .... D-12 D Contrac-Force .................................. D-4 Type 67 Urethane ........................... D-7 Type 21 Heavy Duty Clearbraid ... D-10 Type 26 Heavy Duty Golf Course . D-13 Chemical Service Intro ............................................... E-2 Leopard Acid Suction .................... E-6 Green Cross-Linked Corrugated .... E-9 Cougar CPE Corrugated .............. E-12 Armorcat Petrochemical Corr. ..... E-15 Tiger Acid Suction ......................... E-4 Alleycat Hot Liquid Transfer .......... E-7 Chemcat Petrochemical .............. E-10 Panther Chemical Transfer .......... E-13 E Cheetah Acid Suction .................... E-5 Green Cross-Linked ....................... E-8 Chemcat Petrochemical Corr. ..... E-11 Armorcat Petrochemical .............. E-14 Specialty Service Intro ................................................F-2 Blackcat Hot Tar & Asphalt Corr. ...F-5 Type 30 2 Pass PVC AG Spray .......F-8 Nitrogen Service ...........................F-11 Black Line LPG .............................F-14 Hot Tar Pumping ............................F-3 Chemforce ......................................F-6 Type 34 1 Pass PVC AG Spray .......F-9 Nyall ..............................................F-12 Chemical Booster .........................F-15 F Blackcat Hot Tar & Asphalt ............F-4 Type 35 Lightweight Chemical Spray .F-7 Hydrocarbon Drain ........................F-10 Boston Bulldog Fuel Oil Delivery ..F-13 Food Service Industry Intro ............................................... G-2 Aquaforce ...................................... G-5 Dry Bulk Food Discharge ............... G-8 Clearforce - NR .............................. G-3 Grey Food Transfer ........................ G-6 G Clearforce - R ................................. G-4 Lion Food Transfer ........................ G-7 Suction and Discharge Intro ............................................... H-2 Flexbilt K-10 Suction & Discharge . H-4 Royalflex 1196 ............................... H-6 Leader Water Discharge ................ H-8 Type 12 Industrial DURA-TUFF ... H-10 Otter Water Suction & Discharge . H-3 Type CE Corrugated Suction ......... H-5 Type 9F/9H/9G Arrow-FLO SuctionH-7 Flexbuilt K-50 Water Discharge ..... H-9 H Fuel/Petroleum/Oil Field Service Intro .................................................I-2 Types 49 & 89 PERMEA Fuel Line .I-4 Bobcat LT Lightweight Petroleum ..I-6 Jaguar Heavy Duty Petroleum ........I-8 Kelly Power ...................................I-10 Light Duty Petroleum ......................I-5 Puma Petroleum ..............................I-7 Royalflex 1193 Petroleum ...............I-9 I Material Handling Intro ................................................J-2 Lynx HD Softwall Dry Material .......J-4 Wildcat Hot Air ...............................J-6 Lynx Softwall Dry Material .............J-3 Sabertooth Dry Material .................J-5 J Cleaning Service Intro ............................................... K-2 Washdown 1000 ........................... K-4 Supraforce ..................................... K-6 Concord Sandblast ........................ K-8 Creamery/Packing Washdown ...... K-3 Washdown 1250 ........................... K-5 Pressure Washer ........................... K-7 K Steam Service Intro ................................................L-2 Recommendations .........................L-5 Concord 250 ...................................L-7 Concord Standard Steam & Spiral ..L-9 Safety Tips ......................................L-3 200 L.L. ..........................................L-6 Concord 250 O.R. ...........................L-8 L Couplings General Info .................................. M-1 Field Attachable 100 ‘B’ Series .. M-12 Coll-O-Crimp 265 ‘P’ Series ........ M-17 Coll-O-Crimp 430 ‘U’ Series ....... M-22 Wolf Series ................................... M-9 Coll-O-Crimp ‘E’ Series ............... M-15 Coll-O-Crimp ‘U’ Series .............. M-19 M Appendices Glossary ......................................... N-1 Part Number Index ........................ N-6 Hose Work Sheet ........................ N-12 N i EATON Industrial Hose and Tubing Master Catalog E-HOOV-MC003-E1 September 2009 EATON Industrial Hose and Tubing Master Catalog E-HOOV-MC003-E1 September 2009 ii Application Data A Important Safety Information Read this page before Some of the most common WARNING: Testing or property damage from using any of the problems in the chemical can be dangerous spraying fluids or flying products/information hose industry result from and should be done only projectiles. To avoid seri- in this catalog. improper hose and coupling by trained personnel using ous bodily injury or prop- This catalog is designed selection, improper assem- proper tools and proce- erty damage resulting from to be used as a guide in bly techniques, failure to dures. Failure to follow selection of the wrong selecting the proper hose correctly inspect and test such procedures might hose, you should care- for the applications listed hose assemblies, and result in serious injury, fully review the information herein. It contains many improper cleaning practices death, or damage to prop- in this catalog. Some of cautions, warnings, guide- and hose assembly storage erty. the factors to consider in lines, and directions for techniques. Consult the coupling proper hose selection are the safe and proper use of In turn, these situations manufacturer to make known as STAMPED: Eaton Industrial hose. All can lead to material leak- sure you choose the S - Size these directions and foot- age, spraying, spattering, correct coupling and (I.D., O.D. and length) notes should be read and end blow-offs, explosions, proper assembly for the understood before specify- T - Temperature of and other situations that application, or contact material conveyed ing or using any of these may result in serious per- Eaton Technical Support. hoses. and environmental sonal injury and property Before using any hose in Throughout this catalog, damage. A - Application, this catalog, consult the the conditions of use potentially harmful situa- Personal injuries caused by safety section in this tions are highlighted with improper hose assembly catalog and the guide- M - Material being the following symbols. specification, installation, lines on the Eaton web conveyed, type This symbol is used and usage could include site for the most current and concentration to indicate imminently cuts and abrasions, serious information or contact P - Pressure to which hazardous situations which, burns, irreparable eye Eaton Customer Support the assembly will be if not avoided, will result in damage, or even death. at 1-888-258-0222. exposed serious injury or death. Therefore, for your safety E - Ends; style, type, and the safety of others Selection of Hose This symbol is used orientation, attachment working around you, Eaton to indicate potentially Selection of the proper methods, etc. hazardous situations which, strongly urges you to read Eaton Industrial hose for D - Delivery testing, if not avoided, could result and comply with all safety an application is essential quality, packaging, and in serious injury or death. information printed in this to the proper operation publication. delivery requirements This symbol is used
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