Do It 93243 High Pressure Garden Hose 4 Ft 700 Psi

Product Description

The DO IT 93243 is a 4-foot high-pressure rubber hose designed for demanding water supply applications. Fitted with 3/4-inch female hose couplings on each end, it handles working pressures up to 700 psi cold burst and 800 psi hot burst at 180 degrees F. This short-length hose is suited for connecting water supply lines, pressure equipment, or service fittings where a standard full-length hose would be impractical. Plumbers, irrigation technicians, and general trade professionals install this type of hose as a durable connector in both residential and light commercial setups.

This hose is intended for use in applications requiring a compact, high-pressure-rated water connection. Its short 4-foot length makes it practical for tight-space installations such as equipment hookups, appliance connections, or pressure system service fittings. The 3/4-inch female couplings are a standard hose thread size, making this a straightforward fit for common water supply and irrigation equipment. Each unit is sold individually.

Key Features

• 700 psi cold burst pressure rating for high-demand water supply use
• 800 psi hot burst rating at 180 degrees F for elevated-temperature service
• 3/4-inch female hose couplings on each end for standard thread compatibility
• Compact 4-foot length suited for tight-space or equipment hookup installations
• Sold individually, one hose per bag

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-thread replacement or supplemental connector hose for residential and light commercial water supply and irrigation systems using 3/4-inch female hose fittings.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or irrigation technician. Shut off the water supply and relieve line pressure before disconnecting or connecting any hose fittings. Hand-tighten couplings first, then use an appropriate wrench to seat the connection without overtightening. Verify that system operating pressure does not exceed the rated burst pressure of the hose under normal service conditions.