This black industrial hose is designed for robust applications including water mud and slurries pumping suction and discharge. Engineered with a synthetic rubber tube and textile reinforcement with a single steel helical wire it delivers high performance and reliability in demanding environments.
The hose features an outer diameter of 1.65 inches and can handle a maximum operating pressure of 150 PSI. Its minimum bend radius is 4.92 inches ensuring flexible and dependable use. The abrasion and weather-resistant synthetic rubber cover provides enhanced durability.
Compatible with cam & groove and combination nipples fittings in materials such as aluminum polypropylene steel brass and stainless steel this hose supports vacuum service up to 28 inches Hg. It performs efficiently within a temperature range of -13F to +158F. Suitable fitting attachments include crimp swage and preformed clamps like Band-It Jr and Band and Buckle.
The catalog number for this product is C1MS28 and it adheres to ECCN EAR99 standards.
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Specifications
Cover Material
NBR
Dash Size
20
For Use With
Cam and Groove Hose Fittings
grp Construction
Synthetic Rubber Tube, Textile and A Single Steel Helical Wire Reinforcement, Abrasion and Weather-Resistant Synthetic Rubber Cover
grp Fitting Attachment
Crimp, Swage, Preformed Clamps: Band-It Jr Preformed Clamps, Band and Buckle
grp Fittings
Cam and Groove (Aluminum, Polypropylene), Combination Nipples (Shank Type - Medium) (Steel, Brass, Stainless Steel)
What kind of fittings work with this hose? I've got some cam and groove stuff laying around.
Answer by: Customer Support on Oct 15, 2025, 6:02 PM
You can use cam & groove fittings made of aluminum or polypropylene with this hose. It also works with combination nipples (shank type - medium) made of steel, brass, or stainless steel.
Question by: Tammy S on Jan 14, 2026, 6:52 AM
Running a pump to move slurry and mud on a job site, been going through hoses pretty regular. What kind of temps can this one handle before it starts giving out?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jan 15, 2026, 1:22 PM
Rated for anywhere between -13°F and up to 158°F, so it holds up through cold mornings and hot summer runs without issue. For pumping mud and slurries in typical outdoor conditions, that range covers just about everything most folks run into on a job site.
Question by: Danny S on Nov 9, 2025, 7:42 PM
got a pump setup that pulls water and then pushes it out, will this hose handle both suction and discharge or is it just one or the other?
Answer by: Customer Support on Nov 11, 2025, 6:57 AM
Built for pumping and transfer work, it’s meant for both suction and discharge of water, mud, and slurries. It also supports vacuum service up to 28 inches Hg, so it’s suitable on the suction side as well as the discharge side.