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Medium Pressure Hose - 50 Ft - Lincoln Industrial

Part #: 73600

The Lincoln Industrial 73600 50 Ft Medium Pressure Hose is a robust solution engineered for reliable fluid transfer in demanding professional automotive and industrial environments. This durable hose delivers consistent performance when handling common shop fluids, making it an essential component for efficient operations.

Key Features

  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built by Lincoln Industrial to withstand the rigors of daily use in busy workshops and industrial settings, ensuring long-term durability.
  • Versatile Fluid Compatibility: Specifically designed for the safe and efficient transfer of oil, gear lube, and antifreeze.
  • Optimal Dimensions: Features a 1/2" ID (Inner Diameter) and 13/16" OD (Outer Diameter) to facilitate steady fluid flow.
  • High Working Pressure: Rated for a maximum working pressure of 1500 psi, providing the necessary capacity for medium-pressure applications.
  • Secure Connection: Equipped with a 1/2" NPT(m) fitting for reliable and leak-resistant connections to compatible pumping and dispensing systems.
  • Extended Reach: The generous 50-foot length offers extensive reach, enhancing operational flexibility and reducing the need to reposition equipment.

Applications

This medium pressure hose is an ideal choice for a broad spectrum of professional service tasks. It is particularly suited for fluid transfer in automotive repair shops, heavy-duty fleet maintenance facilities, and various industrial environments where dependable fluid handling is critical. Common use cases include dispensing engine oils, transmission fluids, gear lubricants, and engine coolants from bulk containers or transfer pumps.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Lincoln Industrial
  • Model Number: 73600
  • Length: 50 ft.
  • Inner Diameter (ID): 1/2 in.
  • Outer Diameter (OD): 13/16 in.
  • Fittings: 1/2" NPT(m)
  • Maximum Working Pressure: 1500 psi

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 14 February, 2007.