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PVC Water Discharge Blue Layflat Hose, 4 in Inch ID, Up To 70.00 PSI

Description & Features

Expertly designed by Can Industrial Inc this PVC water discharge hose is tailored for general industrial water discharge uses. The construction consists of a balanced polyester yarn spiral wrap with a homogeneous PVC tube and cover ensuring durability and resistance to separation.

Featuring an internal diameter of 4.134 inches and a wall thickness of 0.083 inches it can manage a maximum working pressure of up to 70 PSI. This durable hose is a versatile solution accommodating various fittings including Aluminum malleable iron or brass shank type fittings with preformed clamps as well as Cam & Groove type fittings.

Offered in lengths up to 300 feet this hose provides reliable performance within a temperature range of -5F to 170F. Its robust and flexible design makes it an ideal choice for demanding industrial environments ensuring efficient water discharge tasks.

MPN: C1MC84

Supplier Part Number: BU400-PVC-DISCHA

Specifications

Brand Sunrise	Cover Material PVC	grp Construction Features A Balanced Polyester Yarn Spiral Wrap, Longitudinal Strength Member and Homogeneous PVC Tube and Cover to Prevent Separation	Hose Color Blue	Hose Type Layflat Hose	Nominal Size #04	Tube Material PVC

Similar Products

Model Number	Size	Hose I.D.	Wall Thickness	Maximum Working Pressure	Length
BU200-PVC-DISCHA PVC Water Layflat Hose	2 in	2.087	0.048	65	300
BU300-PVC-DISCHA PVC Water Layflat Hose	3 in	3.071	0.055	60	300
BU600-PVC-DISCHA PVC Water Layflat Hose	6 in	6.102	0.061	40	300

Product Questions & Answers (3)

Question by: Larry S on Mar 19, 2026, 10:48 AM

What’s the highest water temperature this hose can handle without damage?

Answer by: Customer Support on Mar 20, 2026, 1:57 PM

This PVC discharge hose is rated to handle water temperatures up to 170 degrees Fahrenheit.

Question by: Gene S on Jan 19, 2026, 9:28 PM

got a pump that tops out around 65 psi, is this blue layflat hose gonna be ok at that pressure

Answer by: Customer Support on Jan 21, 2026, 8:26 AM

With a maximum working pressure of 70 PSI, running it at about 65 PSI stays within its rated working limit.

Question by: Harvey W on Sep 10, 2025, 2:37 PM

What kind of fittings hook up to this hose, and do I need anything special to attach em?

Answer by: Customer Support on Sep 12, 2025, 2:35 PM

Shank type fittings in aluminum, malleable iron, or brass all work fine, and so do Cam and Groove fittings in aluminum or polypropylene. Either way, you'll want preformed clamps to secure them. No exotic hardware required, just the right clamp for whichever fitting style you're running.