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Hydraulic Pump Hose

HHSL Hydraulic Link Hoses utilise a high strength multi-spiral reinforced polymer construction for high safety factors and abrasion resistance, but with a small bend radius for easier connection. Suitable for use with all TensionPro hydraulic tensioners, nuts, and pumps.

Features

  • CE marked
  • Pressure tested before despatch
  • Supplied with pressure test certification
  • Hoses tagged with individual serial numbers
Max Working Pressure 1000 bar 1500 bar 1800 bar 2500 bar
 Min Burst Pressure 3750 bar 3750 bar 4500 bar 6250 bar
 Min Bend Radius 75 mm 95 mm 130 mm 175 mm
ID X OD 6.3 x 13.3 mm 4.9 x 9.5 mm 4.7 x 11.5 mm 4.7 x 13 mm
Design Inner tube of Polyamide (PA), 4 layers of spiral wound steel wire, outer sheath of Polyurethane (PUR) Inner tube of Polyoxym-ethylene (POM), 2 layers of ultra-high tensile steel wire, outer sheath of Polyamide (PA) Inner tube of Polyoxym-ethylene (POM), 4 layers of ultra-high tensile steel wire, outer sheath of Polyamide (PA) Inner tube of Polyoxym-ethylene (POM), 6 layers of ultra-high tensile steel wire, outer sheath of Polyamide (PA)
Temperature Range -40° + 100° C -10° + 70° C -40° + 100° C -40° + 100° C
Hose Ends  G 1/4" male with 120° sealing cone  G 1/4" male with 120° sealing cone  G 1/4" male with 120° sealing cone  G 1/4" male with 120° sealing cone
Nipple Quick Connect End FQCN-115-1000 FQCN-116-1500 FQCN-125-2500 FQCN-125-2500
Coupling Quick Connect End FQCN-115-1000 FQCN-116-1500 FQCN-125-2500 FQCN-125-2500

 

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People Also Ask

The common maximum pressure for a hydraulic tensioning pump can range from 700 to 10,000 psi, providing the necessary hydraulic force for tensioning applications.

Hydraulic pumps in tensioning applications typically run intermittently, engaging when tensioning is required and disengaging when the desired tension is achieved. This controlled operation conserves energy and enhances pump longevity.

Hydraulic tensioning focuses on applying tension to bolts, ensuring even and controlled clamping force. Torquing, on the other hand, involves tightening bolts by applying rotational force. Tensioning is preferred for critical joints requiring precise and uniform force distribution.

Hydraulic tensioning is a method of tightening bolts by using hydraulic force to stretch the bolt, ensuring even and controlled tension. It is crucial for applications where precise and uniform clamping force is essential.

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