The hose/tube cleaning projectile, ideal for cleaning an inner diameter of 1.0236 inches, is designed for various applications such as hydraulic and pneumatic lines, fuel lines, and steam pipes. It ensures efficient cleaning in food and beverage, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems. The locking faceplate of the launcher unit pivots for an easy nozzle size change, while the O-ring seals provide positive sealing.
With a pressure range of 85 to 150 PSI, this projectile is suitable for demanding tasks. Its proper sizingmdash;20% larger O.D. for up to 2-inch I.D.mdash;ensures optimal cleaning.
Nozzles are available in four styles: HOSE & PIPE, JIC, TUBE, and BSP, providing versatility for different fittings. Trigger mechanisms allow for precise firing, supported by an air inlet port with a quick disconnect coupling.
Supplier Part Number: UC26
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Specifications
Brand
Ultra Clean®
Diameter
1.0236 in ID
Series
UC Series
Sg Launcher Unit
Locking Faceplate Pivots Away from Body for Easy Nozzle Size Change, O-ring Seals are Used for Positive Sealing, Air Inlet Port with Quick Disconnect Coupling, Trigger Mechanism for Firing Projectile
Sg Nozzles
A Wide Range of Nozzle Sizes are Available in Four Basic Styles, Hose and Pipe - the Nozzle is Inserted into the Hose or Pipe, JIC - the Male Flared End of the JIC Nozzle Butts Against the Female Flare of the Hose or Tube Fitting, Tube - the Nozzle is Ins
Sg Sizing
To Clean an ID of 2 in or Less, the OD of the Projectile Should be Approximately 20% Larger than the ID if ID is Larger than 2 in, Projectile Should be Approximately 10% Larger than the ID (Individual Circumstances May Require A Smaller or A Larger Projec
we got a bunch of 3/4 inch hydraulic hoses to clean out. is this the right size plug for that or do i need a different one?
Answer by: Customer Support on Sep 23, 2025, 6:00 AM
For a 3/4 inch inside diameter hose, the 26mm projectile is exactly what you want. The general rule for cleaning lines under 2 inches is to pick a projectile about 20 percent larger than your hose ID. That extra size makes sure it actually cleans effectively instead of just sliding right through.
Question by: Jimmy M on Apr 2, 2025, 8:35 AM
got a 1.02 inch inside diameter line i need to clean out. is this the right size projectile or am i gonna fight it
Answer by: Customer Support on Apr 4, 2025, 6:29 AM
For an I.D. of 2 inches or less, the projectile O.D. is typically sized about 20% larger than the line I.D. This UC26 projectile is labeled for a 1.0236 inch I.D., so it fits that sizing approach for a 1.02 inch inside diameter line.
Question by: Marvin P on Jan 7, 2026, 2:09 PM
What size projectile do I need for a tube with a 1-inch inside diameter? Gotta make sure I get the right fit.
Answer by: Customer Support on Jan 8, 2026, 3:44 PM
For cleaning an I.D. of 2 inches or less, the projectile O.D. should be about 20% larger than the I.D. you're cleaning. So, for a 1-inch I.D. tube, you'd want a projectile that's around 1.2 inches in outer diameter.