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Sava 77682S32 Yellow inflation hose, 32 ft, Nytrile with SAE couplers

by Sava
SKU
101448
Model
77682S32
The Sava 77682S32 is a 32-foot yellow inflation hose made from Nytrile with SAE couplers. It features a 3/8" I.D., fiber reinforcement braid for a minimum burst pressure of 1,000 psi, and operates effectively in temperatures from -40°F to 212°F. The hose is resistant to oil and fuel degradation and maintains flexibility in low temperatures. This item is available for purchase only.

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$109.33
Availability: Normally Ships Next Business Day.

Sava 77682S32 Yellow inflation hose, 32 ft, Nytrile with SAE couplers Product Guide

Inflation Hose Selection Notes

This Sava 32-foot inflation hose is designed for pneumatic inflation applications requiring a, flexible conduit for air supply. From a selection standpoint, the 3/8" inside diameter and fiber reinforcement delivering a 1,000 psi minimum burst pressure are key to matching hose capacity with the inflation tool or pipe plug's air volume and pressure needs. The Nytrile construction offers resistance to oil and fuel degradation, making it compatible for work environments with possible exposure to such fluids. Also consider the working temperature range of -40°F to 212°F to confirm the hose material maintains flexibility and performance under project conditions.

Setup And Usage Planning

Verify the SAE coupler compatibility with the inflation tool and air supply fittings to assure a secure and leak-free connection. Plan the hose routing to avoid sharp bends or abrasion points while providing sufficient length for placement and inflation access in confined or hard-to-reach pipe locations. Keep in mind the hose should be handled carefully to protect the fiber braid reinforcement and Nytrile layer from cuts or excessive wear. Store the hose clean and dry after use, inspecting for damage before redeployment.