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STAUFF TEST HOSE 60IN TEST HOSE

Description & Features

The Stauff Test Hose, with its 60-inch length, is engineered for precise pressure measurement in hydraulic systems. Manufactured by Stauff, an industry leader in hydraulic components, this hose ensures reliability and durability in demanding industrial environments. Designed to handle a range of hydraulic fluids, it offers versatile application across various systems. The hose provides secure connections to prevent leaks, thereby guaranteeing accurate pressure readings.

Compatible with multiple setups, the Stauff Test Hose includes alternate part numbers such as SMS-20-1524-B-W3 and SMS20-060-A, enhancing its adaptability to different preferences and requirements. Its robust construction makes it an ideal choice for professionals seeking dependable testing solutions.

SKU: 1210024112

Supplier Part Number (MPN): 1210024112

Alternate Part Numbers: SMS-20-1524-B-W3, SMS20-060-A, SMS20-1524-B-C6F, SMS20-1524MM-B, SMS201524BW3, SMS201524MMB

Specifications

Alternate Part Numbers Alternate Part Number SMS-20-1524-B-W3, Alternate Part Number SMS20-060-A, Alternate Part Number SMS20-1524-B-C6F, Alternate Part Number SMS20-1524MM-B, Alternate Part Number SMS201524BW3, Alternate Part Number SMS201524MMB	Brand Stauff Corporation	Brand Stauff Corporation	Pack Size 1.00	UOM EA	Supplier Part Number 1210024112	Product Weight 0.99 lbs

Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Ronnie S on Dec 1, 2025, 4:32 PM

Got a few different part numbers floating around for this hose and want to make sure I'm ordering the right one. SMS20-060-A and SMS-20-1524-B-W3 both pull up the same product?

Answer by: Customer Support on Dec 3, 2025, 12:57 PM

Yeah, those are both valid alternate part numbers for this hose. The SKU 1210024112 covers several cross-references including SMS20-060-A, SMS-20-1524-B-W3, SMS20-1524-B-C6F, SMS20-1524MM-B, SMS201524BW3, and SMS201524MMB. If one of those showed up on an old order or a parts list, you're still landing on the same Stauff test hose either way.