S1120
Hose preparation package
TY &
SPECIAL TRUCK HOSE
LOW & MEDIUM PRESSURE HOSE
HIGH PRESSURE HOSE
Hose Specifications Electrical Requirements S1120* Hose Preparation *A 3 hp 230V AC single
Package phase motor is also avail-
HOSE FITTINGS
Cutting
3
/
16
” to 3” 3 hp (in S1102 machine
Skiving
1
/
saw),
1
/ S1102* Includes: Basic
able but not recommend-
4
” to 2”
3
hp (in dust col-
lector), 230/460V AC, Cut Off and
ed due to reduced torque
Features
60 Hz, 3 phase Skiving Machine
and less capability in cut-
ting larger size hose. The
Fast, efficient hose
S1043* Collector and
Blade Selection
following part numbers
cutting
Table
must be used when
Eaton offers three differ-
10” cutting blade
S1026 Hose Measuring
ordering components
ent cutting blades to
Gauge
with single phase
make cutting of wire
ADAPTERS &
Easily adjusted,
TUBE FITTINGS
Attachment
motors:
self-contained skiving
braid and spiral wire hose
mandrels for reusable
quick and easy.
FT1215 Hose Reel
S1120–230 Hose
fittings
Attachment
Preparation
Safe collection of
Ordering Instructions S1118 Coolant Spray
Package
skived rubber
The S1120 hose prepara-
System
S1102–230 Basic Cut Off
Spray system prolongs
tion package may be SC1681 (Optional)
and Skiving
ordered as a complete Replacement
Machine
Y INSTRUCTIONS
blade life
assembly or the five dif- Skiving Brush
S1043–230 Dust
Rotary hose reel for
ferent components of the
Collector and
easy hose handling
package may be ordered
Table
ACCESSORIES & ASSEMBL
24” x 42” x 24”,
individually.
240 lbs.
Y
Double V belt
cutting drive
Direct skiving drive
HOSE ASSEMBL
EQUIPMENT
SC1709 FT1101–1 FT1101–2
Standard replacement cutting Scalloped cutting blade (optional; Abrasive cutting blade (optional;
blade (one included with each used for cutting spiral wire hose). used for cutting spiral wire hose).
machine).
APPENDICIES
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