Paul Boughton
Eaton Hydraulics Group is adding a new four-spiral wire hydraulic hose to its Aeroquip range; the company claims that the new product matches the performance of six-wire hose alternatives. Benefits offered by the new hose are reduced weight, greater flexibility permitting easier installation, reduced space requirement and lower cost compared to a 6SP hose.
The new GH507-20 hose meets SAE100R15 requirements and is suitable for construction machinery, cranes, farm machines and static plant. It has a maximum working pressure of 420bar (6000psi) for up to 500,000 impulse cycles, which is a performance level previously the domain of 6SP hoses. It can be supplied in a range of different lengths with any of the current ISC (internal skive crimp) fittings. A new compatible socket (1WC20) is also available.
Kristin Fiolka, product manager EMEA for Eaton Hydraulics Group, states: "The new four-wire GH507-20 hose gives engineers increased flexibility in design options. It is yet another example of Eaton's in-house ability to design and match product to customers and markets by satisfy performance demands."
Eaton's Aeroquip hose range covers working pressures up to 420bar and temperatures from
-55 to 150 degrees C, and features high resistance to abrasion and aggressive media, high levels of flex impulse cycles (2million) and is suitable for use with 'reusable' or TTC fittings.
For more information, visit www.eaton.com
The new GH507-20 hose meets SAE100R15 requirements and is suitable for construction machinery, cranes, farm machines and static plant. It has a maximum working pressure of 420bar (6000psi) for up to 500,000 impulse cycles, which is a performance level previously the domain of 6SP hoses. It can be supplied in a range of different lengths with any of the current ISC (internal skive crimp) fittings. A new compatible socket (1WC20) is also available.
Kristin Fiolka, product manager EMEA for Eaton Hydraulics Group, states: "The new four-wire GH507-20 hose gives engineers increased flexibility in design options. It is yet another example of Eaton's in-house ability to design and match product to customers and markets by satisfy performance demands."
Eaton's Aeroquip hose range covers working pressures up to 420bar and temperatures from
-55 to 150 degrees C, and features high resistance to abrasion and aggressive media, high levels of flex impulse cycles (2million) and is suitable for use with 'reusable' or TTC fittings.
For more information, visit www.eaton.com
