Parker 487TC-10-BX Hydraulic Hose 4000 Psi 5/8 Inch Id

Product Description

The PARKER 487TC-10-BX is a high-pressure hydraulic hose rated for 4,000 psi working pressure, designed for demanding fluid power applications. It features a 5/8 inch inner diameter and a 0.94 inch outer diameter, with a synthetic rubber construction that delivers flexibility and durability across a wide operating temperature range. With a 4 inch minimum bend radius, this hose is well suited for routing in tight equipment compartments without kinking or flow restriction. Licensed hydraulic technicians and industrial equipment mechanics specify this hose for mobile and stationary hydraulic circuits where reliable pressure containment is critical.

The 487TC-10-BX is used in mobile hydraulic systems, industrial machinery, and construction equipment where consistent high-pressure performance is required. The synthetic rubber hose material resists abrasion and handles the fluid compatibility demands typical of petroleum-based and water-based hydraulic fluids. It meets ISO 18752 standards, making it appropriate for specification-driven OEM builds and maintenance replacement applications alike. Typical installers include hydraulic system technicians and equipment service mechanics working on loaders, excavators, presses, and similar machinery.

Key Features

• 4,000 psi working pressure rating for demanding hydraulic circuits
• 5/8 inch ID and 0.94 inch OD for precise flow and fitment specifications
• 4 inch minimum bend radius supports routing in confined spaces
• Synthetic rubber construction for flexibility and abrasion resistance
• Meets ISO 18752 standards for hydraulic hose performance
• Black hose color for standard identification in hydraulic assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-build hydraulic hose for fluid power systems requiring a 5/8 inch ID hose rated to 4,000 psi and conforming to ISO 18752 specifications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician. Always depressurize and bleed down the hydraulic system completely before removing or installing hose assemblies. Use proper hose end fittings rated for the working pressure of the circuit. Inspect the hose routing to ensure the minimum 4 inch bend radius is maintained and the hose is not subjected to twisting or external abrasion at clamp points.