Fire Hose, Double Jacket, 2 in Hose Inside Dia., Polyester Hose Tube, Male x Female Fitting A MPN:JL200W100-NH150
Fire Hose, Double Jacket, 2 in Hose Inside Dia., Polyester Hose Tube, Male x Female Fitting A
This 2-inch fire hose is designed for reliable performance in high-pressure applications. Constructed with a polyester hose tube and double jacket, it provides excellent durability and resistance to wear and tear. The aluminum fittings ensure a secure connection, while the white color makes it easily identifiable in emergency situations. With a maximum working pressure of 400 psi and a burst pressure of 1,200 psi, this hose meets NFPA 1961 standards. Suitable for use in fire suppression, rescue, and industrial applications, it offers a reliable solution for those who need a high-quality fire hose that can withstand the demands of the job.
Top product features:
- Double Jacket construction for added durability and protection
- Polyester hose tube for resistance to heat and chemicals
- Maximum working pressure of 400 psi at 70F for safe and reliable operation
Top product applications:
- Firefighting and emergency response
- Industrial fluid transfer and transportation
- Construction and excavation operations
Fire Hose, Coupling Lug Style Rocker, Fire Hose Type Double Jacket, Fitting Material Aluminum, Fitting Type NST x NH, Hose Color White, Hose Fitting A Material Aluminum, Hose Fitting A Type Male x Female, Hose Fitting B Material Male x Female, Hose Fitting B Type Male x Female, Hose Inside Diameter 2 in, Hose Length 100 ft, Hose Tube Material Polyester, Jacket Material Polyester, Maximum Working Pressure at 70F 400 psi, Standards NFPA 1961, Burst Pressure 1,200 psi, Fitting Size 1 1/2 in
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 35 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 19.00
- Package Width: 4.00
- Package Height: 19.00
- Package Weight: 35.00
Product info last updated on March 9, 2026 1:17am UTC
Category: Facility and Worksite Safety