When it says "1/2 inch i.d.", is this the inner diameter of the stainless steel hose itself? I want small diameter hose for flexible movement. Thanks!
498502
Yes Benda "i.d." refers to inside diameter. The hoses are flexible. Most people use them for connecting the water spigots behind a washer so they won't burst and flood your laundry room. They are quite flexible. I don't think they would fail if flexed a lot every day, but they are metal and would probably eventually have problems. If you're talking about being able to use them with the same flexibility as a rubber washer supply hose they are pretty close.
1218588
yes inside diameter is 5/8 inch. outside diameter is approximately 1 and 7/8 inch diameter at its thickest which is at the male and female end of the hose .
105570
If you're referring to what size hose or whatnot it's roughly 3/4 of an inch maybe slightly smaller. I don't have mine with me. I use them daily as a mechanic and they've held up very well. I highly recommend these pliers!!!
2222892
My hose is 1/2" and it fit great. I think the connections are the same on all hoses.
2226735
Hello, I'm not quite sure what your question means, but the hose itself is approximately 1 inch in diameter. The leak was a small hole in the middle of the hose. I hope this helps.
1956301
I don't know in mm or inches but it is pretty substantial relative to other hoses, which is why I have been surprised and disappointed that pin size holes keep appearing in hose after hose after hose. Something is up with their manufacturing.
705489
I bought a 1/4 inch barb for this hose. Fits perfectly. Its not too small or big. Any other size wouldn't fit correctly.
1394768
The outside diameter is about 9/16. I was under the impression the inside diameter was 1/2 inch. Hope that helps. Very good hose by the way.
1267948
Mine measured 5/32" inner diameter, and just shy of 11/32" outer diameter. I used it to replace some windshield wiper fluid hose on my 2007 Toyota 4Runner, and it worked perfectly with no adapters needed.
367279
Yes, but keep on mind that this hose is mislabeled from my point of view. It's 1/2" ID, not outside diameter that I needed, so I returned it.
1680053
I bought 2 of them, the one I have in use is working great (for over a year now) My Crock is almost 1/2" thick & the stem of the valve had plenty of length. The Diameter of the threaded part is 3/4" & the length of the threaded part is 1" (although the last 1/16" is not threaded so one might say you have 11/16" to work with). I'm happy with my valves (one of them is just a back-up, because the cost was not much more & I was already having to pay for shipping). You might want to use just a little vaseline to lube the gasket, but maybe that was a waist on my part. Best to you. Adios.
1972726
1/4 inch NPT is correct. The hose is marked 3/8 / 10mm ID, 250lbs Max. Made in China. Using reel in home garage and I'm very satisfied with the product.
1799901
I don't know what the diameter is but the black hose was useless in the sense that it is to small to effectively sick the fluid. I had some clear plastic tubing purchased at home depot that I used for sucking engine oil from the dipstick.Clear tubing is better so you can see the oil.
2045175
the outside diameter of the hose is 7/8 inch. at the end of the fitting it is reduced down to 3/16. it has a fitting at both ends, you can shorten it but you won't have the fitting anymore. it is welded plastic.
917818
Yes. I used it for my humidifier in my basement. Not sure what the 1/2" measurement is, it seemed to be like a regular hose.
1161824
The hose is certainly at least 3/8 inches, same as all heavy-duty air compressor hose. The fittings are 3/8 inches, too. The only thing I can think of that even close to 1/4 inch is the far end of the piece that comes out of the pneumatic tool - the inside diameter of that opening looks close to 1/4 of an inch. Does that help?
649483
So, the other answers are correct. It's about an inch in diameter. I have the LG washer/dryer that stack. The hose is too thick to fit into dryer vent. I'm thinking of going to the hardware store and getting a narrower hose to duct tape to this. I've only used it once and, based on the problem I had, I found the brush equally effective. I do know that Consumers rated it well. they must not have tried it in my type of situation.