What are the working PSI and burst PSI on this hose? I need something that can stay realiably pressurized 24/7.
1518434
At least 36 atmospheres...reliable 24/7 service. Would not use for drinkable or moonshine distillation on account of the nasty chemicals in hose construction.
245658
What is the pressure without any attachment. If it is 12 PSI you heve somesthing clogging in the hose.
729770
It is DOT Approved which means it is rated for 150 PSI with a burst pressure of 600 PSI. It is capable of 200 - 230 PSI.
1946190
The pump works very well. I have seen pressure as high as 85 psi. This is not recommended as it could cause pipes to burst. Set presser switch to 60 cut off, 40 to cut on.
917074
Hi. I'm not sure what the max psi is because I've not seen that specification. I do know, however, that my air compressor shuts off at 125 to 130 psi when pumping up and the valve has shown no signs of stress.
2054488
I have never measured the pressure that is put out on my power washer, but have not had any problems with the hose. The hose does not give me a problem with the pressure as my washer does not go that high. I bought it for the length and the durability. It has performed very well. I have about 1/3 of the hose wrapped with velcro and when I need more I can use the excess. Good product. I purchased quick disconnect fittings for the hose and they are very handy.
1477107
Side of the box says 35+ gallon for "continuous use", 7-34 gallon for "intermittent use", 1-6 gallon "do not use", and 40psi min to 70psi max. Beyond that, and like most continuous run pneumatic tools, the requirements vary by performance expectations. If you have low requirements and realistic expectations, such as very small paint jobs and/or using thin paints at lower pressure, then it'll probably work. If you want to paint a house, buy/borrow a larger compressor. If it helps, here's my last project with this, painting a 14x26ft cinderblock outbuilding: On my 12 gallon (4hp, ~20 year old, mediocre worn-out condition), using heavy extra-durable exterior-grade latex + primer (not thinned) at ~60psi, it can cover about 40 sq. ft (~5x8ft) of wall before the pressure drops off noticeably, then another ~10ft with decreasing spray quality (narrower thicker spatter-y pattern) before needing to wait a few minutes for recharge. Not sure about the line pressures over that cycle, rough guesstimate maybe ~40-60psi for regular spray pattern, then ~30-40psi diminishing returns, and not usable below ~30psi. You can probably guesstimate performance by timing how long your compressor can maintain those line pressures. Final note on durability, the body is a fragile cast iron, it can last for decades or split in half on the first ~2ft drop on concrete. Hope that helps...
305235
I have no experience with high pressure. I just know this is the best hose I've ever bought and it seems like it will last forever.
1288864
There is no rating on the hose. It is a thick rubber hose for normal water pressure, and can take hot water. Its made by Goodyear, so you may want to call their customer service,
1583884
Yes, this hose will do the job. I have used it on our pressure washer that puts out 1700 psi water pressure.
721382
I have a Generac OneWash that maxes at 3100 PSI and have had no issues with this nozzle. It locks on well, and clicks into place on each stop. Seems well made and like it will definitely last. Hope that helps.Jay
1176064
My house has marginal water pressure to begin with - barely enough to sustain a pressure washer with a normal hose. I tried with one of these and it was no better or worse - actually performed better than I would've expected - until it burst a week later.
1351249
The max pressure is 130psi. There is a heavy duty compressor available with a max pressure of 145psi.
1912001
No, R410a hoses should be rated for 800 psi working pressure. These are only rated for 500 psi working pressure.
1368610
Not sure the PSI. I use it to power a portable hand washing sink. Wide open, provides enough water to wet and rinse soap. Not enough to power spray anything though
2174134
Hose. Do not put high pressure to this! I imagine the swivel end would explode...
1635175
Information I have found on the web indicates that you are correct on this. I would also check that the manifold and gauges are certified for these pressures. I found manifolds that have R410A, R22 and R404A scales on the gauges. The high side on all the sets I found have scales to 800#, so for safety, be sure to buy the right hose. Also, if you are doing any work other than on your own unit, you could well be in violation of local/state codes if not using properly rated hoses.