Air hose pipe /mtr Normal
A standard, general-purpose ("normal") automotive air hose pipe typically comes with a balanced set of features designed for regular garage work, tire inflation, and operating standard pneumatic tools.
Description
Air hose pipe /mtr Normal A standard, general-purpose ("normal") automotive air hose pipe typically comes with a balanced set of features designed for regular garage work, tire inflation, and operating standard pneumatic tools.
- Pressure Rating: Ensure the hose handles at least 150 to 300 PSI (10 to 20 bar) working pressure to safely match standard garage air compressors.
- Oil & Chemical Resistance: Essential for automotive environments to prevent the hose from degrading when exposed to fuel, oil, and workshop grease.
- Flexibility & Kink Resistance: Look for "anti-kink" designs or materials like PU and rubber that bend easily without cutting off the air supply, especially in cold weather.
- Reinforcement: Reliable hoses feature a braided textile or high-tensile polyester fiber inner layer to prevent bursting under pressure.
- Abrasion Resistance: A tough outer cover protects the hose from wearing out when dragged across rough concrete workshop floors
Specification
| Feature | Specification Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | standard |
| Material | Polyurethane (PU) |
| Connector Type | Europe-type quick connector |
| Inner Diameter (ID) | 5 mm |
| External/Outer Diameter (OD) | 8 mm |
| Maximum Working Pressure | 12 Bar (174 PSI) |
| Available Lengths & Model Numbers | 5 Meters, 10 Meters, 15 Meters |
| Key Features | Kink-resistant, lightweight, and high abrasion resistance |
| Packaging | Shrink wrap packaging |
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