coupling rubber for sale, brand-new and used.

Attack Line Fire Hose, Hose Inside Dia. 2-1/2 In., Hose Length 50 ft., Working Pressure 400 psi, Test Pressure 800 psi, Burst Pressure 1200 psi, Thread Type NH, Red, Coupling Material Aluminum, Coupling Bowl Size 2-1/2 In., Jacket Material Polyester, Lining Material Rubber, Standards NFPA 1961, 1963 ref:629/171

Hello, Up for sale here we have: 50 ft. section of - 1 1/2" NH Rubber Fire Hose. This hose is surplus from a fire department.

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Hello, Up for sale here we have: 48ft. section of - 1 1/2" NH Jacketed Rubber Fire Water Hose. This hose is surplus from a fire department.

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YOU ARE BIDDING ON (1) SMA TERMINATOR DUST CAP WITH RING CHAIN(COMPLETE WITH SCREW FOR MOUNTING) OEM NEW IN SEALED FACTORY PACKAGE. ~* 60 Day Warranty *~

Product Details Prd PBModuct Number4651-0606Hose Dash Size24Hose ID1.5Hose NameC12Min. Working Pressure (psi)2500Min. Burst Pressure (psi)10000Min.

OTHER INFORMATION: Extremely High-Pressure, High-Impulse Applications. Exceeds all Performance Requirements for SAE 100R12, EN 856 R12 & ISO 3862 Type R12. Compatible w/ Biodegradable Hydraulic Fluids Like Polyolester, Polyglycol & Vegetable Oil As Well As Standard Petroleum-Based Fluids.

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Title of your page goes here Adhesive Bonding of Reinforced Plastics Perry 1959 Resins Fiberglas Stresses Joints       This is  a 275 page, 6 1/4” x 9 1/4”, hardcover book titled Adhesive Bonding of Reinforced Plastics.  The book was written by Henry Alexander Perry Consultant on Non-metallic Materials Naval Ordnance Laboratory and was Sponsored by Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation.   The book was copyrighted and published in 1959 by McGraw-Hill Book Company.