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1-3/8" SAE 100R5 Hydraulic /Truck Hose is recommended for air brake, fuel, grease lines, high temperature petroleum oils and medium pressure hydraulic applications. Maximum working pressure: 500 psi
Interchanges with: Weatherhead H069, Aeroquip 1503 and Parker 201.
Interchanges with: Weatherhead H069, Aeroquip 1503 and Parker 201.
| Use this product with the following hose fittings: | ||
 R5 Hose Fittings Standard crimp fitting |
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Number |
Diameter |
Diameter |
Working Pressure |
Burst Pressure |
Bend Radius |
| R5-04 | 3/16" | 0.53" | 3,000 psi | 12,000 psi | 3" |
| R5-05 | 1/4" | 0.58" | 3,000 psi | 12,000 psi | 3.5" |
| R5-06 | 5/16" | 0.68" | 2,250 psi | 9,000 psi | 4" |
| R5-08 | 13/32" | 0.77" | 2,000 psi | 8,000 psi | 4.5" |
| R5-10 | 1/2" | 0.92" | 1,750 psi | 7,000 psi | 5.5" |
| R5-12 | 5/8" | 1.08" | 1,500 psi | 6,000 psi | 6.5" |
| R5-16 | 7/8" | 1.24" | 800 psi | 3,200 psi | 7.5" |
| R5-20 | 1-1/8" | 1.50" | 625 psi | 2,500 psi | 9" |
| R5-24 | 1-3/8" | 1.75" | 500 psi | 2,000 psi | 10.5" |
| R5-32 | 1-13/16" | 2.22" | 350 psi | 1,400 psi | 13.25" |
| Tube: | Oil-resistant synthetic rubber |
| Reinforcement: | One fiber braid, and one steel wire braid |
| Cover: | Oil and Abrasion-resistant synthetic rubber |
| Temperature: | (-40°F - 200°F) |
Questions & Answers
Popular Questions
A SAE 100R1 hose is a type of hydraulic hose that meets the standards set by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) for single-wire braided hoses. It is designed to convey hydraulic fluids under pressure and is commonly used in industrial, agricultural, and construction machinery. The hose typically features an inner tube of oil-resistant synthetic rubber, a single steel wire braid reinforcement, and an outer cover of weather-resistant synthetic rubber.
R5 hydraulic hose is a type of hose used in hydraulic systems, typically designed to handle petroleum-based hydraulic fluids, oil, and water. It features a single steel wire braid reinforcement, which provides flexibility and high-pressure resistance, making it suitable for medium-pressure hydraulic applications.
SAE stands for the Society of Automotive Engineers, an organization that sets standards for engineering professionals in various industries, including automotive and aerospace. When it comes to hoses, SAE standards ensure consistency, quality, and safety in their design and manufacture, specifying dimensions, materials, and performance criteria.
SAE 100 typically refers to a standard set by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) for hydraulic hoses. It specifies the requirements for the construction, performance, and dimensions of hoses used in hydraulic systems, ensuring they can withstand specific pressures and conditions for safe and efficient operation.
To identify hydraulic hose ends, first examine the physical characteristics such as the thread type, size, and sealing method (e.g., O-ring, flat face, or tapered). Additionally, refer to manufacturer specifications or use identification tools like thread gauges and calipers to ensure accurate matching.
A 100R16 hose is a type of hydraulic hose that meets the SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) 100R16 standard. It is designed to handle high-pressure hydraulic applications with a tighter bend radius and is typically reinforced with two layers of steel wire braids to ensure durability and strength.
To identify your hose, check for any labels or markings on the hose itself, which often include manufacturer details, model numbers, and specifications like diameter and length. Additionally, you can compare the hose's connectors and dimensions with standard hose types or consult the user manual or manufacturer’s website for more information.
A 100R7 hose is a type of thermoplastic hydraulic hose that meets the SAE 100R7 standard. It is designed for use in medium-pressure hydraulic applications and features a non-conductive, lightweight construction, making it suitable for environments where electrical conductivity could be an issue.
