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The PARKER 787TC-16-BX is a high-pressure hydraulic hose built for demanding industrial and mobile hydraulic systems. Constructed from synthetic rubber, this hose carries a 5,000 psi working pressure rating and is engineered to handle a maximum working pressure of 20,000 psi at test thresholds under ISO 18752 standards. It measures 1 inch inside diameter and 1.4 inches outside diameter, providing substantial flow capacity in a compact profile. The temperature range spans -40 degrees F to 257 degrees F, making it suitable for extreme ambient and fluid temperature conditions. Hydraulic system technicians and fluid power mechanics are the primary installers for this hose assembly.
This hose is designed for use in hydraulic circuits found in industrial machinery, construction equipment, agricultural equipment, and mobile hydraulic applications. The 787 series from PARKER is built to meet ISO 18752 requirements, making it appropriate for systems demanding consistent performance under high-cycle and high-pressure conditions. With a 1-inch ID, it supports substantial fluid flow, and its synthetic rubber construction resists degradation from hydraulic fluids commonly used in these environments. The black outer jacket provides additional protection against abrasion and UV exposure in field installations.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation hydraulic hose for industrial and mobile hydraulic systems requiring a 1-inch ID high-pressure hose meeting ISO 18752 standards.
Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic systems technician or fluid power mechanic. Depressurize and fully bleed the hydraulic circuit before disconnecting or installing any hose assembly. Ensure all fittings and end connections are rated to match or exceed the hose working pressure. Verify the bend radius during routing does not fall below the 150 mm minimum to avoid internal reinforcement damage and premature failure.
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