Parker 7055GHT75-600 Contractor Hose 50 Ft 125 Psi

Product Description

The PARKER 7055GHT75-600 is a 50-foot rubber contractor hose designed for heavy-duty water delivery in commercial and industrial job-site applications. Built with black chloroprene rubber, the hose resists abrasion, oil exposure, and weathering that would degrade a standard garden hose. Multiple textile plies reinforce the body for burst resistance and long service life under repeated use. It operates at a maximum working pressure of 125 psi and handles temperatures up to 180 degrees F, making it suitable for hot-water applications common on job sites. Plumbing contractors, irrigation professionals, and facility maintenance crews are the primary installers.

This hose is suited for contractor and commercial job-site use where a durable, non-coiling hose is needed for water supply, washdown, or general-purpose water transfer. The 3/4-inch GHT (garden hose thread) fittings on both ends allow direct connection to standard hose bibs, spigots, and contractor-grade spray equipment. The 50-foot length provides working range across typical residential or light commercial job sites. The chloroprene construction makes it a practical choice in environments where oil mist, petroleum runoff, or outdoor UV exposure would shorten the life of a standard rubber or vinyl hose.

Key Features

• Black chloroprene rubber construction resists abrasion, oil, and weathering
• Multiple textile plies provide strength and pressure durability
• Rated to 125 psi maximum working pressure
• Handles water temperatures up to 180 degrees F
• 3/4-inch GHT fittings for compatibility with standard hose connections
• 50-foot length suits most job-site water delivery needs

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 3/4-inch GHT hose bibs, spigots, and threaded outlets common in residential and commercial plumbing systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by plumbers, irrigation contractors, or general contractors working with standard hose bib connections. Turn off the water supply before connecting or disconnecting the hose to avoid pressure surges. Hand-tighten GHT fittings; use a wrench only to snug if needed, and avoid overtightening to prevent thread damage. Drain and store the hose clear of sharp edges or heavy traffic areas to preserve the outer jacket.