DS15 SAE 100 R15
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Characteristics
- Very high pressure hose for hydraulic applications.
- Suitable for passage of mineral and vegetable oils, aqueous emulsions, water, air and inert gases.
- Working temperature -40 +121°C (125°C discontinuous).
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Cover |
black synthetic rubber resistant to abrasion, oils and weather conditions. |
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Reinforcement |
four high tensile steel spirals up to Ø 25, six spirals Ø 31-38. |
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Tube |
synthetic rubber resistant to oils. |
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| INTERNAL DIAMETER |
REINF. OUTSIDE DIAMETER |
OUTSIDE DIAMETER |
WORKING PRESSURE |
MINIMUM BURST PRESSURE |
MINIMUM BEND RADIUS |
WEIGHT |
| Catalog Code |
DN |
size |
mm |
inch |
mm |
inch |
mm |
inch |
bar |
psi |
bar |
psi |
mm |
inch |
kg/m |
lbs/ft |
| 415-19-12 |
19 |
-12 |
19.0 |
3/4 |
28.2 |
1.110 |
32.0 |
1.260 |
420 |
6,092 |
1,680 |
24,367 |
267 |
10.5 |
1.550 |
1.042 |
Versions |
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| Product code |
Product description |
Cover |
Branding |
| 0415-19000053 |
DS15 19 DS Std Blk |
Black |
Red/Grey |
Request quotation |
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| 415-25-16 |
25 |
-16 |
25.4 |
1 |
35.1 |
1.382 |
38.2 |
1.504 |
420 |
6,092 |
1,680 |
24,367 |
300 |
11.8 |
2.080 |
1.398 |
Versions |
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| Product code |
Product description |
Cover |
Branding |
| 0415-25000053 |
DS15 25 DS Std Blk |
Black |
Red/Grey |
Request quotation |
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| 415-31-20 |
31 |
-20 |
31.8 |
1.1/4 |
46.8 |
1.843 |
49.8 |
1.961 |
420 |
6,092 |
1,680 |
24,367 |
320 |
12.6 |
3.700 |
2.486 |
Versions |
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| Product code |
Product description |
Cover |
Branding |
| 0415-31000053 |
DS15 31 DS Std Blk |
Black |
Red/Grey |
Request quotation |
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| 415-38-24 |
38 |
-24 |
38.1 |
1.1/2 |
54.0 |
2.126 |
57.2 |
2.252 |
420 |
6,092 |
1,680 |
24,367 |
350 |
13.8 |
4.900 |
3.293 |
Versions |
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| Product code |
Product description |
Cover |
Branding |
| 0415-38000053 |
DS15 38 DS Std Blk |
Black |
Red/Grey |
Request quotation |
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Fluid compatibility
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Fluid |
Level |
Fluid |
Level |
Fluid |
Level |
| ACETIC ACID |
n.d. |
ACETIC ACID (30%) |
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ACETONE |
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| ACETYLENE |
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AMMONIA,GAS (HOT) |
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AMMONIA,LIQUID |
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| AMMONIUMCHLORIDE |
n.d. |
AMYL ACETATE |
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ANILINE |
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| ANIMAL OILS |
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BENZOL/BENZENE |
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BUTANE |
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| BUTYL ACETATE |
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BUTYL ALCOHOL/BUTANOL |
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CALCIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTIONS |
n.d. |
| CARBON DIOXIDE |
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CARBON DISULFIDE |
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CARBONATES |
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| CAUSTIC SODA |
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CHLORINATED SOLVENTS |
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CHLORINE |
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| CHLOROFORM |
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CITRIC ACID SOLUTIONS |
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COMPRESSED AIR |
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| CRUDE PETROLEUM OIL |
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CYCLOHEXANE |
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DIOCTYL PHTHALATE |
n.d. |
| DISEL FUEL |
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ETHERS |
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ETHYL ACETATE |
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| ETHYL ALCOHOL |
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ETHYL CELLULOSE |
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ETHYL CHLORIDE |
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| ETHYLENE GLYCOL |
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ETHYLENEOXIDE |
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FLUORINE |
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| FORMALDEHYDE |
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FORMALDEHYDE 40% |
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FUEL OIL |
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| GASEOUS HYDROGEN |
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GASOLINE |
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GLYCERIN/GLYCEROL |
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| GLYCOL TO 66°C |
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HEXANE |
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HYDRAULIC OIL |
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| HYDROCHLORIC ACID 37% |
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HYDROGER PEROXIDE (CONC.) |
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HYDROGER PEROXIDE (DIL.) |
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| IRUS 902 (Hydraulic fluid water-oil emulsion) |
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ISOCYANATES |
n.d. |
ISOPROPIL ALCOHOL |
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| KEROSENE |
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LIQUID OXYGEN |
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LPG |
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| LUBRIFICATING OILS |
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MERCURY |
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METHYL ALCOHOL/METHANOL |
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| METHYL CHLORIDE ( COLD ) |
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METHYL ETHYL KHETONE |
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MINERAL OILS |
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| NAPHTHA |
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NAPHTHALENE |
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NATURAL GAS |
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| NITRIC ACID (CONC.) |
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NITRIC ACID (DIL.) |
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NITROBENZEN |
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| OIL OF TURPENTINE |
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OLEIC ACID |
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OXALIC ACID |
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| PERCHLOROETHYLENE |
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PHENOL |
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PHOSPHATE ESTER BASE OIL |
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| PHOSPHORIC ACID (10%) |
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PHOSPHORIC ACID (70%) |
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SATURATED STEAM |
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| SEA WATER |
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SILICONE OILS |
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SOAP SOLUTIONS |
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| SODA |
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SODIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTIONS |
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SODIUM HYDROXIDE 20% |
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| SODIUM HYPOCHLORYDE 10% |
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SULPHUR |
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SULPHUR DIOXIDE |
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| SULPHURIC ACID ABOVE 50% |
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SULPHURIC ACID UP TO 50% |
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TOLUENE |
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| TRICHLOROETHYLENE |
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VEGETABLE GREASES |
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WATER |
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| XYLENE |
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It corresponds to an excellent chemical resistance, with minimum or no properties changement |
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It corresponds to a limited chemical resistance, with moderately acceptable properties changements |
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It corresponds to an inadequate behaviour, with drastic collapse of all the charachteristics |
This chart is intended as a guide only and is not a guarantee. Final selection of the proper material or components is further dependent on many factors including pressure, fluid, ambient temperature, concentration, duration of exposure, etc.
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