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Rubber Hose EN 856
Four- and six-spiral steel wire hydraulic hose to EN 856 in 4SP, 4SH, R12 and R13 types, rated 165 to 450 bar.
Hoses & Hose Connectors
Rubber Hose EN 856
EN 856 is the high pressure end of the rubber range. Four high tensile steel wire spirals carry the 4SP, 4SH and R12 types; the R13 type takes four or six. Tube is synthetic rubber resistant to mineral and vegetable oil based hydraulic fluids, and the cover is weather and wear resistant synthetic rubber.
Working pressure runs from 165 to 450 bar, with the published application band for petroleum and water based fluids and hydraulic SAE oils at 140 to 450 bar. Continuous service temperature is 40°C to 120°C — widest of the rubber hoses. It is built to EN 856-4SP / ISO 3862 / SAE J517-R12 and specified for heavy off-road equipment such as cranes, mining plant, and for oil and gas service.
Hoses are quality checked at source and undergo customer specified tests — burst, proof, leakage and impulse — witnessed by Fluid Controls inspectors, third party inspector
- Max working pressure
- up to 165–450 bar
- Body materials
- Synthetic rubber
Features
- Four high tensile steel wire spirals (4SP, 4SH, R12)
- Four or six high tensile steel wire spirals (R13)
- Highest pressure rating in the rubber hose range
- Continuous service 40°C to 120°C
- Suitable for hydraulic fluid to ISO 6743-4
Applications
- High pressure hydraulic systems
- Cranes and heavy off-road equipment
- Mining equipment
- Oil and gas equipment
- Coolant, water and air lines
- Size range
- 1/4"–2"
- Max working pressure
- up to 165–450 bar
- Body materials
- Synthetic rubber
- Temperature
- 40 °C to 120 °C (continuous)
- Testing
- Burst, proof, leakage and impulse testing to customer specification, witnessed at source by Fluid Controls or a third party inspector
Synthetic rubber
on requestSupplied with EN 10204 3.1 material certification and heat-code traceability to the melt.
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