Fire Hose, Extruded Through-the-Weave, 1 1/2 in Hose Inside Dia., Not Applicable Fitting A, Yellow MPN:50H15RY-25
Fire Hose, Extruded Through-the-Weave, 1 1/2 in Hose Inside Dia., Not Applicable Fitting A, Yellow
This 1 1/2 in extruded through-the-weave fire hose is designed for high-pressure applications, with a maximum working pressure of 300 psi at 70F. The reinforced extruded rubber hose tube and co-extrusion woven jacket provide durability and resistance to heat and chemicals. Its yellow color makes it easily identifiable in emergency situations. This hose is ideal for use in fire departments, industrial settings, and other environments where high-pressure water is required. Its compact 25 ft length makes it easy to store and transport, making it a valuable asset for any organization that relies on reliable fire suppression systems.
Top product features:
- Extruded through-the-weave construction provides flexibility and durability.
- Reinforced extruded rubber hose tube material ensures high pressure resistance.
- Co-extrusion woven jacket material provides abrasion resistance and protection.
Top product applications:
- Fire suppression in industrial settings
- Emergency response in urban areas
- Wildland firefighting operations
Fire Hose, Coupling Lug Style Uncoupled, Fire Hose Type Extruded Through-the-Weave, Fitting Material Not Applicable, Fitting Type Not Applicable, Hose Color Yellow, Hose Fitting A Material Not Applicable, Hose Fitting A Type Not Applicable, Hose Fitting B Material Not Applicable, Hose Fitting B Type Not Applicable, Hose Inside Diameter 1 1/2 in, Hose Length 25 ft, Hose Tube Material Reinforced Extruded Rubber, Jacket Material Co-Extrusion Woven, Maximum Working Pressure at 70F 300 psi
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: ES
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 5 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 19.00
- Package Width: 4.00
- Package Height: 19.00
- Package Weight: 8.75
Product info last updated on January 29, 2026 9:47pm UTC
Category: Facility and Worksite Safety