Eaton H194208RD-500R Chemical Handling Hose 750 Psi

Product Description

The EATON H194208RD-500R is a red nylon chemical handling hose rated for up to 750 psi maximum working pressure. Built for demanding fluid transfer applications, this hose features a 7/8-inch outside diameter and is constructed from nylon to provide resistance against a wide range of chemical media. It is sold in 1-foot increments with a 20-foot minimum cut length from a 500-foot total coil, making it well suited for contractors and service shops that need custom-cut lengths for installation. Licensed plumbing professionals and industrial service technicians are the typical installers for this type of hose assembly.

This hose is designed for chemical transfer and paint spray applications. Its nylon construction and 750 psi pressure rating make it a reliable choice in commercial and industrial settings where exposure to aggressive fluids, solvents, or coating materials is routine. The red color aids in quick visual identification on job sites with multiple hose lines. It meets RMA Class B standards, confirming its suitability for the chemical service environments it is rated for. Sold from a continuous coil, it accommodates a range of system layouts and custom plumbing runs.

Key Features

• 750 psi maximum working pressure for high-demand chemical service
• 7/8-inch outside diameter nylon construction for chemical resistance
• Red color for easy visual identification among multiple hose lines
• Meets RMA Class B standards for chemical handling service
• Available in custom cut lengths from a 500-foot coil, sold in 1-foot increments
• Suitable for chemical transfer and paint spray applications

Compatibility

Designed for use in chemical transfer and paint spray systems requiring a flexible nylon hose rated to 750 psi at 7/8-inch outside diameter.

Installation Notes

This hose should be installed by qualified plumbing or industrial service professionals familiar with chemical fluid systems. Before servicing or replacing any hose in a pressurized line, shut off and depressurize the system completely. Verify that all fittings and couplings are rated for the working pressure and are compatible with the chemical media being transferred. Consult applicable codes and the chemical manufacturer's safety data sheet before placing the hose into service.