Twin Line Welding Hose 1/4 ID x 50 ft. MPN:20027466

Introducing Continental Twin Line Welding Hose 1/4 ID x 50 ft., the perfect solution for transporting alternate fuels such as liquid propane, natural gas, and propylene to welding equipment. This high-quality hose is ideal for professionals who require a reliable and durable solution for their welding needs. The green hose carries oxygen while the red hose transports fuel gases, making it suitable for carrying acetylene as well. With fittings installed on both ends for easy connection to compatible equipment, this welding hose assembly is designed to make your welding experience safer and more efficient. Whether you're a professional welder or a DIY enthusiast, the Continental Twin Line Welding Hose 1/4 ID x 50 ft. delivers exceptional performance and durability for all your welding needs.

Top product features:

• Twin-Line Design: The twin-line design of this welding hose allows for easy transport of alternate fuels such as liquid propane, natural gas, and propylene, making it suitable for a variety of welding applications.
• High Durability: This welding hose is made with a cover that resists flames and oils, ensuring long-lasting performance even in tough conditions.
• Easy Connection: Welding hose assemblies come with fittings installed on both ends of the hoses for easy connection to compatible equipment, simplifying the process of setting up your welding station.

Top product applications:

• Welding: This welding hose is designed to transport alternate fuels such as liquid propane, natural gas, and propylene to welding equipment for professional welders or DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable solution for their welding needs.
• Industrial Use: The durable design of this welding hose can withstand tough conditions and resists flames and oils, making it ideal for use in industrial settings where demanding conditions are common.
• Transportation: With fittings installed on both ends, the welding hose is easy to connect to compatible equipment, simplifying the process of setting up a welding station and transporting it from one location to another.