High Pressure Rubber Hydraulic Hose, 0.25 Inch ID, 10 Foot Length, 3/8 NPT & CH-604 Male Coupler Half Ends

Description & Features

Designed for demanding industrial applications this high-pressure rubber hydraulic hose offers a 0.25-inch inside diameter and extends to a length of 10 feet. It features a robust rubber cover reinforced with two layers of braided steel adhering to Material Handling Institute IJ-100 hose specifications.

Equipped with 3/8 NPT and CH-604 male coupler half ends the hose ensures secure and reliable connections. Its flexible construction exhibiting minimal memory proves optimal for extensive hose runs. The hose's crimped-on rubber strain relief enhances its lifespan and durability.

Operating under a maximum pressure of 10 000 PSI it is imperative not to exceed this limit to maintain safety and efficiency. When using longer hose lengths additional pump reservoir filling might be necessarycalculate hose oil capacity using the formula provided for either 1/4 ID or 3/8 ID hoses.

Warning: Do not handle hoses under pressure.

Supplier Part Number: HC9210

Specifications

Brand
ENERPAC®
Color
Black
Connection Type
NPT
Cover Material
Polyurethane
Dimensions
1/4 in ID x 10 ft L
grp Warning
Do not Exceed 10000 psi Maximum Pressure, Do not Handle Hoses Which are under Pressure
Hose Color
Black
Hose Type
High-Pressure Heavy-Duty Hydraulic Hose
Inside Diameter
1/4 in
Material
Polyurethane/Rubber
Nominal Size
3/8 in
Reinforcement
2-High-Tensile Braided Steel Wire
Series
H900 Series
Tube Material
Rubber

Product Questions & Answers (2)

Question by: Debbie S on Jun 19, 2026, 6:09 PM
got a long run to make, does this hose stay pretty flexible or does it wanna coil back up on you?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jun 21, 2026, 6:45 AM
For long hose runs, the H900-Series is built to stay flexible with low “memory,” so it does not fight you as much by trying to spring back into a tight coil.
Question by: Bonnie R on Mar 9, 2026, 9:51 PM
Hose says it's got low memory, what does that actually mean for someone running long lines on a shop press or similar setup?
Answer by: Customer Support on Mar 11, 2026, 4:32 PM
Low memory means the hose stays where you route it instead of constantly trying to spring back to its original shape. On long runs, that matters a lot. A hose with high memory will fight you every time you move equipment or reposition a line, and it puts extra stress on the fittings over time. With this H900-Series hose, you get a 10-foot length that holds its position well, which keeps things cleaner and reduces wear at the connection points.

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