EPDM flexible Knitted 304 Stainless steel braided hose Brass Core
Cold/hot water faucet inlet hose
Description:
Work Pressure: 1.6mpa/230 Psi
Maximum Temperature: 90 °C
Female-Male Braided Hose
Quick Detail:
Flexible Braided Stainless Steel Water Supply Hoses are used in
home and commercial applications, The braided Hoses consist of EPDM
tubing jacketed with braided stainless steel, and permanently
attached, inner-brass insert, compression end fittings.
We use EPDM/PEX Rubber material for the inner hose and stainless
steel braiding outside.
Stainless steel have characteristics of high strength,
corrosion-proof and long service life.
| A. Nut, nickel-plated brass |
| B. EPDM rubber washer |
| C. Brass insert |
| D. EPDM rubber, PVC, PEX, Santoprene |
| E. Stainless steel AISI 304 Braided hose |
| F. Stainless steel AISI 304 Ferrule |
| G. O ring |
| H. Nickel-plated brass |
| F1/2’’ X M8X1 | F3/8'' X M8X1 |
| F1/2’’ X M10X1' | F3/8''X M10X1 |
| F1/2’’ X M12X1 | F3/8''X M12X1 |
| F1/2’’ X M 12X1.5 | |
Applications:
Stainless steel braided hose can be linked with basin, toilet,
kitchen, and other sanitary devices.
Specifications:
Technical Information:
Spec. 20cm~200cm
Brust Pressure: 100kgs
Working Pressure: 10kgs
Working Temperature:1 °C~90°C
| Wire material | AISI 304 (Other options: aluminium,Stainless steel 201,301) |
| Wire diameter | 0.16-0.24mm |
| Wire QTY | 8~10 |
Inner hose | EPDM,Natural rubber,PEX,PVC,Santoprene |
| Fitting material | Brass,Stainless steel,Plastic |
| Length | As request |
| Pressure | 1.6Mpa/230psi |
| Maximum Temperature | 90°C |
| Outer diameter | 11mm,12mm,13mm,14mm,19mm,32mm |
| Packing | According to customers' specific requirements |
Competitive Advantage:
OEM/ODM Service
1. All accessories including cartridge, plating, plating thickness
etc. can be customized.
2. Any idea, draft or model can be designed according to per
client's request.
3. Logo laser print and packing design are free
For more details, please contact us and we can provide you with
more detailed pictures or video.
