Engineered for high-pressure hydraulics and hydrostatic transmissions, this hose is designed with a 6-spiral wire reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover for maximum durability. The hose features a bend radius of 20 inches and can operate at temperatures ranging from -40deg;F to +212deg;F.
It has a 1.5 inch ID and 2.3 inch OD, supporting a maximum operating pressure of 6000 PSI. The hose construction includes a synthetic rubber tube reinforced by six spiral wires, ensuring the highest level of performance in demanding environments.
The black, conductive hose offers standard abrasion resistance and is manufactured under the Aeroquip by Danfoss / Eaton FC606 Series.
Perfect for applications requiring robust hose solutions, this product meets the stringent requirements of various industrial sectors.
running a hydrostatic transmission setup and need something that can hold up at 6000 psi continuous -- this hose rated for that or is it more of a peak pressure rating?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jan 30, 2026, 2:43 PM
Six-spiral wire construction at 1.5 inch ID is built specifically for high-pressure hydraulic and hydrostatic transmission work, and the 6000 PSI figure on this hose is the maximum operating pressure. That puts it squarely in the right range for demanding hydrostatic drive systems where pressure stays elevated for long stretches. Just keep in mind the temperature ceiling on the -24 size tops out at 212 degrees F, so if your system runs hot you'll want to account for that when routing and specifying.
Question by: Troy T on Jun 14, 2025, 11:10 AM
Got a hydrostatic transmission running at 5800 PSI pretty regular, this hose rated to handle that kind of pressure day in and day out?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jun 15, 2025, 2:42 PM
Six thousand PSI is the rated maximum operating pressure for this hose, so 5800 PSI puts you well within its working range. The six spiral wire construction is specifically what makes it suited for high-pressure hydraulic and hydrostatic transmission service. It's not a braided hose pushed past its limits, the spiral wire configuration is built for exactly this kind of sustained, high-demand use.
Question by: Rick Y on Jun 21, 2025, 9:19 PM
What's the bend radius on this hose, if you don't mind me askin'?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jun 23, 2025, 9:19 AM
The minimum bend radius for this hose is 20 inches. You'll want to keep that in mind during installation to avoid kinking or damage.
Question by: Travis H on Oct 24, 2025, 2:34 PM
got a tight spot to snake this through, how tight can you bend that -24 hose without kinking it
Answer by: Customer Support on Oct 26, 2025, 6:20 AM
Bend radius is 20 inches on this hose, so you want your routing to stay at or above a 20 inch bend to avoid kinks and premature wear.