Supply hose ARMTEX JAFRIB
rubberPVCflat

supply hose
supply hose
supply hose
supply hose
supply hose
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Characteristics

Applications
supply
Material
rubber, PVC
Other characteristics
flat
Diameter

Min.: 38 mm
(1.5 in)

Max.: 152 mm
(5.98 in)

Length

15 m, 30 m, 200 m
(49'02" , 98'05" , 656'02" )

Description

Reinforced Extruded Rubber Lay Flat Fire Hose Formerly ARMTEX 600 -Superior nitrile/PVC rubber hose for use in supply and attack operations -UL19 & Can/ULC-S511-14 Certified -Meets or exceeds NFPA 1961 Fire Hose Standard -Reliable & Robust Color: Brick Red and Yellow are the standard colors. Other colors are available upon request. Aplications: Specially designed for municipal fire departments, navies, pethrochemical, nuclear plants and other industrial services. Resistant to petroleum, chemicals, and abrasion. Construction: Made from circularly woven 100% high tenacity synthetic yarn, completely protected and locked-in by a tough, highly resistant synthetic nitrile rubber & PVC blend, extruded through the weave and forming a single homogenous construction without the use of glues or adhesives. Lining Properties: The tensile strength of the lining and cover shall not be less than 1750 p.s.i. (12,000 kpa ), with an ultimate elongation of liner and cover not less than 450%. Accelerated Aging: Lining specimens subjected to an exposure of 158ºF ± 3.6ºF, for a duration of 96 hours shall be conditioned as per ASTM D 573, Standard Test Method for Rubber – Deterioration in an Air Oven. Then, the specimens shall be tested to ASTM D4112, Standard Test Methods for Vulcanized Rubber and Thermoplastic Elastomers- Tension, Method A. Upon evaluation, the tensile and elongation properties of the liner shall not be less than 75% of their initial values.

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