Eaton H194216RD-300R Chemical Handling Hose 500 Psi

Product Description

The EATON H194216RD-300R is a nylon chemical handling hose rated for a maximum working pressure of 500 psi. Built for demanding fluid transfer applications, this hose is engineered to resist degradation from aggressive chemicals and coatings. The red nylon construction provides a lightweight yet durable conduit for moving chemicals and paint products through industrial and trade service environments. It is sold in increments of 1 foot with a 5-foot minimum cut length, and the full coil measures 300 feet. HVAC, industrial maintenance, and finishing technicians working with chemical transfer or spray systems will find this hose suitable for high-pressure service requirements.

This hose is designed for use in chemical transfer and paint spray applications. Its 1.5-inch outside diameter accommodates high-flow demands in both light industrial and heavy-duty service scenarios. The red color aids visual identification on job sites where multiple hose types are in use. Typical installations include chemical dosing systems, solvent transfer lines, and industrial paint spray rigs. The hose meets RMA Class B standards, confirming its suitability for chemical service environments where material compatibility and pressure integrity are critical.

Key Features

• 500 psi maximum working pressure for high-demand chemical and paint spray service
• Nylon hose material provides chemical resistance and durability
• 1.5-inch outside diameter supports high-volume fluid transfer
• Red color allows quick visual identification in multi-hose installations
• Meets RMA Class B standards for chemical hose service
• Sold by the foot in 1-foot increments with a 5-foot minimum cut length

Compatibility

Designed for chemical transfer and paint spray applications per manufacturer specifications. Suitable for use with chemical handling and fluid transfer systems requiring a 1.5-inch OD hose rated to 500 psi.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with chemical handling systems and applicable safety codes. Relieve all system pressure and flush residual chemicals from the line before cutting or connecting the hose. Ensure all fittings and clamps are rated for the working pressure and compatible with the media being transferred. Inspect the hose for kinks, abrasion, or damage before placing into service.