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Maximize the performance of your oxy-acetylene equipment with the Twin Hose Grade R 50Ft 3/8. Designed for industrial applications where standard flow rates fall short, this hose assembly provides the volume necessary for heavy fabrication, demolition, and structural work. The 3/8-inch diameter significantly reduces pressure drop over the 50-foot length, ensuring that your torch receives consistent pressure even during high-demand tasks such as heating thick plate or cutting multi-inch steel.
This assembly is manufactured to Grade R specifications, meaning the liner and cover are formulated for Acetylene gas service. The hose is Siamese-molded (twin line) to keep your workspace organized and reduce tripping hazards compared to separate single lines. The red fuel line is threaded with left-hand threads (indicated by the notched nut), and the green oxygen line features right-hand threads, adhering to safety standards to prevent accidental cross-connection of gases. The brass ferrules are crimped securely to withstand industrial pressures.
Important Safety Note: Grade R hose is strictly for use with Acetylene. If your shop utilizes Propane, Propylene, or Natural Gas, you must use Grade T hose to prevent degradation of the rubber liner. However, for traditional oxy-acetylene users, this Grade R hose provides a robust and reliable connection. The rubber composition remains flexible in various ambient temperatures, resisting kinking that can interrupt gas flow. Whether you are running a scrap yard torch or a heavy manufacturing heating station, this 3/8" hose delivers the fuel and oxygen you need efficiently.
| Additional Information |
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| Diameter:3/8" |
| Length:50 ft |
| Item:Twin Hose |
| Used For:Acetylene |
| Grade:R |
| Fittings:B-Size (9/16"-18) |
| Material:Rubber |
| Color:Green/Red |
| Brand:Generic |
| Packaging Description:1 per each |
| Used For:Acetylene Only |
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