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Rubber Hydraulic Hose

Standard Color: Inner Tube-Black/ Outer Cover-Black
Tube: Black,Oil-Resistant Synthetic Rubber (Nbr)
Cover: Wrap & Smooth – Black, Oil And Abrasion Resistant Synthetic Rubber

Rubber Hydrolic Hose Sae 100 R-1 At:

Reinforcement: Single braided high tensil steel wire
Temp Range: 40°C TO +100°C (+120°C intermittent)

Rubber Hydrolic Hose Sae 100 R-2 At:
Reinforcement: Double Braided high tensile steel wire
Temp Range: -40°c TO+100°c (+120°C intermittent)

Uniform Thickness

  • High Pressure
  • Flexible

Applications

Rubber Hydrolic Hose Sae 100 R-1 At: 

  • For medium to high pressure Hydraulic Lines applied in various applications like earthmoving and other industries

Rubber Hydrolic Hose Sae 100 R-2 At:

  • For high pressure hydraulic lines applied in various applications like earthmoving

Industries

  • Wood Industries
  • Surface Cleaning and Coating
  • Printing Industries
  • Spinning and Textile Industry
  • Foundry / Furnace
  • Plastic Processing and Packaging Industies
  • Hot Water & Steam

Specifications

FAQs

Q- What is rubber hydraulic hose used for?
A- Rubber hydraulic hose (SAE 100 R-1 AT and SAE 100 R-2 AT) is used for hydraulic lines in earthmoving and other industrial applications. The R-1 AT variant suits medium-to-high pressure lines, while the R-2 AT variant is built for high-pressure hydraulic service.

Q- What is the difference between SAE 100 R-1 AT and R-2 AT hydraulic hose?
A- Both variants share a black, oil-resistant synthetic rubber (NBR) tube and a wrap-and-smooth, oil- and abrasion-resistant synthetic rubber cover. R-1 AT uses single-braided high-tensile steel wire reinforcement for medium-to-high pressure use, while R-2 AT uses double-braided high-tensile steel wire reinforcement for higher pressure hydraulic lines.

Q- What is the temperature range of rubber hydraulic hose?
A- This hose is rated from -40°C to +100°C, with intermittent exposure up to +120°C, making it suitable for hydraulic systems used across wood, printing, textile, foundry, plastic processing, and hot-water/steam industries.