Hose Protectors Abrasion Protection For: Features:
Market Applications:
TRUCK HOSE SPECIAL PART
Hydraulic Hoses Extremely high wear factor
Farming
NUMBER DESCRIPTION
HP4* 4" Hose
Battery Cables Formulated to resist sol-
Industrial
TY &
Protector
Wiring Harness
vents, oils, grease, gaso-
Trucking
Case of 50
line, etc.
Mining
HP6* 6" Hose
Brake Systems
3 grooves protect cable
Protector Fuel Lines
ties and prevent slipping
Construction
Case of 50
Air Lines
Aviation Support
HP8* 8" Hose
Operating temperature
PRESSURE HOSE LOW & MEDIUM
Protector Radiator Hoses
range is -40° to 430°F. Public Transportation
Case of 50
Oil Lines
Exceptionally cost effective Road Maintenance
HPM* Mixed Hose
Protectors
Easy installation in Waste Management
Case of 60
minutes – no need to
Original Equip. Manuf.
*Hose protectors available in black, orange
remove hose
or yellow.
Packed in easy to assem-
ble, colorful, counter dis-
HIGH PRESSURE HOSE
play box
Available in 3 sizes –
4", 6" and 8" –
cable ties included
HOSE FITTINGS
Hose Spacers
Features:
Prevents hose abrasion
PART
NUMBER DESCRIPTION
at points of contact
HSM-48 Case of
Helps keep hoses organized
48 mixed
Hose Spacers
Prevents damage from
unrestrained hoses
TUBE FITTINGS
ADAPTERS &
Easy to install
Available in 4 sizes –
3
/
4
", 1", 1
1
/
8
", 1
3
/
8
"
Packed in colorful counter
display boxes of 48 –
cable ties included
ASSEMBL ACCESSORIES & Also available in mixed
boxes of 48 (12 each
size) or refill bags of 12
Y INSTRUCTIONS
Hose Looms Features:
PART
Prevents hose abrasion at
NUMBER DESCRIPTION
points of contact
HLM-48 Case of
EQUIPMENT HOSE ASSEMBL
Keeps multiple hoses
48 mixed
Hose Looms
organized
Simplifies hose routing
Prevents damage from
Y unrestrained hoses
Easy to install
Available in 4 sizes –
3
/
4
", 1", 1
1
/
8
", 1
3
/
8
"
APPENDICIES
Packed in colorful counter
display boxes of 48
Also available in mixed
boxes of 48 (12 each size)
or refill bags of 12
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