Engineered to facilitate water mud and slurry transfer this industrial hose by Danfoss features a robust synthetic rubber tube reinforced with textile and a single steel helical wire. Its durable construction withstands a maximum operating pressure of 150 PSI and is complemented by an abrasion and weather-resistant synthetic rubber cover.
Ideal for conveying multiple water types including salt water (brine) it is suitable for various industrial applications. The 6.00 inch ID hose supports multiple attachment methods such as crimp swage and preformed clamps. Recommended fittings include aluminum or polypropylene cam and groove and medium shank type combination nipples in steel brass or stainless steel.
The hose offers a minimum bend radius of 29.92 inches with reliable vacuum service rated at 24 inches Hg. Operating efficiently in a temperature range of -13F to +158F this versatile hose is designed for the most demanding environments.
Got a mud pit situation on a job site and need something that can pull slurry without collapsing on itself. This hose rated for vacuum service or nah?
Answer by: Customer Support on Feb 7, 2026, 6:38 AM
Vacuum service is supported on this hose, rated at 24 inches Hg. The single steel helical wire reinforcement in the construction is what keeps the walls from collapsing under suction conditions, so pulling slurry or mud through it won't cause the hose to kink down on itself. At 6 inches ID it moves serious volume, and the synthetic rubber tube holds up against the abrasive material you'd expect in that kind of application.
Question by: Norm B on Mar 8, 2026, 5:56 PM
got a 6 inch pump line, how tight can i bend this hose without kinking it up
Answer by: Customer Support on Mar 9, 2026, 7:19 PM
For routing, plan around a minimum bend radius of 29.92 inches. Keeping bends at or above that radius helps the hose hold its shape and keeps the suction side from getting pinched down.
Question by: Neil C on Nov 10, 2025, 9:02 PM
Reckon this hose could handle pumping out a flooded basement? Got a good bit of mud and debris mixed in with the water.
Answer by: Customer Support on Nov 12, 2025, 7:32 PM
This hose is engineered to handle water, mud, and slurries, so it should work for pumping out a flooded basement with some debris. Just keep in mind the temperature range of -13°F to +158°F and the 150 PSI maximum operating pressure.